In today’s teaching environment with its new learning approaches, such as distance learning, and new teaching methods, such as blended learning, educators are faced with the complexity of proctoring student exams, a special challenge in cases where students are going at their own pace.
It is important that teachers be able to intervene at key moments, such as before a critical Exam, yet not get bogged down in tedious exam management.
To address this issue, Acellus has added another level of flexibility to its Exam Proctoring feature —the option to Lock "All Exams" for Proctoring (which includes Unit Exams) or Lock just "Mid-Term and Final Exams,” to require proctoring on only the most important exams.
The course focuses on grammar, vocabulary, and sentence construction, building on the foundation laid in German I. 
The course instructs students on the core aspects of computer science and teaches them to implement computer programs that solve problems relevant to today's society.
Schools who are currently using Acellus indicate that they can optimize the effectiveness of the Acellus System when they implement a full Acellus deployment. We call those schools Acellus Power Schools. 
There are times when teachers who are using Acellus need to know what Administrative Actions have been made in their classes. However, in the Acellus shared-administrative access system, it can sometimes be difficult to tell who made what changes.
Spanish I covers the basics of vocabulary, grammar, and sentence construction and gives some background in the culture of Spanish-speaking countries.
