Acellus Releases New US History Courses

Two new editions to its US History course series have been released by Acellus: US History A (1877-1920) and US History B (1940-21st Century).   

The courses, taught by Acellus instructor Todd Edmund, feature extensive enhancements and on-location filming.

Read the details about the new US History courses on my Acellus Blog for Educators.

Acellus Releases New Social Studies Course for Grade 6

 Grade 6 Social Studies is the latest release in a series of new Acellus Middle School courses. 

The course covers world history and geography from pre-civilization through the rise of the Roman Empire, including the impact of the interactions of the various cultures through time.

Read the details about Grade 6 Social Studies on my Acellus Blog for Educators.

New Acellus Social Studies Course for Middle School

Acellus has just released Grade 7 Social Studies, a course focusing on world history and geography from the Medieval era down to Early Modern times. 

Read the details about the new Grade 7 Social Studies course on my Acellus Blog for Educators.

New Acellus AP European History Course Released

Acellus has released its latest in Advanced Placement courses – AP European History.

The new course leads students through the cultural, economic, political, and social developments in European history from the Renaissance to the Twentieth Century. 

Students analyze significant events in history and make connections to the cultural, political, and social world we live in today.   

Read the details about the AP European History course on my Acellus Blog for Educators.  

New Acellus Course - Epic Moments in World History

Acellus recently released the new “Epic Moments in World History” course, a  Hollywood-style social studies elective for high school students.  

The course begins with the early civilizations of the Indus Valley and covers landmark events all the way up through the Cold War and into modern times. 

We feel that the course is unique both in the subject matter covered as well as in the way it is presented, which gives students an engaging “you-are-there” experience of many significant historical moments. 

Read details about the new “Epic Moments in World History” in my Acellus Blog for Educators.