Sign-In Card Update Streamlines Starting Acellus

The Acellus Sign-In Card was a way, in the past, to simplify starting a new student in Acellus.

The Sign-In Card included basic information, like the student ID and password, that students needed to access the Acellus System.

Wth students now using many different computer devices and platforms, Acellus has updated the Sign-In Card to include important additional information on downloading the Acellus App and accessing the Acellus system.

Read the details about the new Upgraded Acellus Sign-In Cards on my Acellus Blog for Educators.

"What's New" Link Keeps Acellus Teachers Informed

Now educators can quickly stay current on the latest developments in Acellus with a direct link to my Roger Billings Blog for Educators from the Teacher Interface.  

The Blog is designed to help keep educators informed on our newest enhancements in Acellus.

Read the details about the ‘What's New’ Blog Link on my Acellus Blog for Educators.

‘Assign All Concepts’ - New Feature for Credit Recovery

Acellus has added a new feature to its Credit Recovery Mode. Until now, teachers could mark which concepts they wanted a struggling student to study as part of the credit recovery process, targeting just those concepts the student missed. 

However, sometimes students need to see all the concepts. The ‘Assign All Concepts’ feature gives teachers that option plus a quick way to implement it. 

See details about the ‘Assign All Concepts’ feature on my Acellus Blog for Educators.

New Acellus High School Course - British Literature

The Acellus British Literature course is designed for 11th and 12th grade high school students and examines the development of British Literature from the early Anglo-Saxon epics to the Arthurian Tales, to Shakespeare, to post-modern writers. 

British Literature gives students an enriching and perceptive understanding of the development of the literature in the context of its historical background.

In addition to the study of literature, the course includes instruction on different writing types and gives students practice in critical thinking and literary expression. 

Read the details about the new British Literature course on my Acellus Blog for Educators.

Acellus Expands Foreign Language Electives With German I

Acellus educators and parents now have an additional foreign language elective for their students with the release of German I.  

The course lays a basic foundation of vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure while exposing students to common everyday scenarios where they learn to understand and speak the language.

An overview of German-speaking countries, customs and people add enrichment and give important context to the study of the language.

Read the details about the new German I course in my Acellus Blog for Educators.

Acellus Integrates Lesson Upload Feature to Aid Teachers

Acellus teachers and courseware developers now have the capability of uploading PDF files directly into the Acellus system. 

For teachers creating custom lessons or developers enhancing courses, PFD files may be uploaded without the need to install plug-ins.

Read more about Acellus Integrates PDF Support on my Acellus Blog for Educators.

New Acellus Feature - School Seat Time Report

As part of our efforts to leverage Acellus teachers and administrators, we’ve added a new feature that allows them to generate a Student Seat Time Report for the entire school. 

Until now, Acellus was keeping track of the time individual students spent on their courses, but this information was difficult for them to gather into a report that could help administrators assess Acellus usage school-wide. 

Read the details about the School Seat Time Report in my Acellus Blog for Educators.