This six minute video imagines how World War One would have been recorded and remembered if the men and women who fought and endured it had possessed 21st century technology.

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Based on a collection of letters written by a young infantryman called David Tindal, the film converts them into tweets accompanied by still photographs and video.

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tWWItter was given two awards by the Imperial War Museum and aims to make World War One accessible to primary and secondary youngsters by telling a story in a medium with which they are familiar.

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We believe tWWItter can inspire all sorts of activities in schools, and to get classrooms started we have created some Key Stage 2 and 3/4 teaching resources which can be downloaded here as PDFs for printing.

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