| Summary | Summary based on this site covering the main information. Forms part of a mini-lesson, leading back to these links for further research. | |
| The Magna Carta | Part of the Virtual Museum from the Public Record Office that presents clear source of information, both images and text. Excellent for use in the classroom | |
| Magna Carta | Useful information page explaining the background and creation of the Magna Carta. Appropriate detail for KS3 use. | |
| Roger of Wendover | Roger witnessed the signing of the Magna Carta. The translation of his account is available here. | |
| Newscast from the Past | Fictional newscasts from 1215, video clips played over the internet. Very lengthy downloads, but if downloaded in advance, this is a fantastic and novel source of information! | |
| The Magna Carta | From the British Library - an image of the original manuscript accompanied by a translation. | |
| Exhibit Magna Carta | This site presents details about the Magna Carta, but with a strong American bias. | |
| The Magna Carta | An examination of events that led to the signing of the Magna Carta. This text heavy site attempts to dispel myths related to the Magna Carta. | |
| The Magna Carta | The complete text of the Magna Carta. Not particularly recommended for class use, but this is a valuable source from the Internet Medieval Sourcebook. | |
| The Avalon Project | The complete text of the Magna Carta with definitions and explanations. Classroom study does not need to examine the depths of the Magna Carta, but this site's clever presentation presents the document in a unique and user friendly manner. | |
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