At the end of this summer, Issues & Controversies in American History will be relaunched with a completely new design, powerful new functionality, and a name change that reflects the extensive new world history content being added to the database: Issues & Controversies in History. The redesign will bring enormous value to students and researchers as they prepare for U.S. and world history debates, research projects, and document-based questions, whether at school or remotely.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE KEY ENHANCEMENTS:
- New name: Issues & Controversies in History
- A wealth of new content from all over the globe
- Brand-new world history coverage including every region of the world, from antiquity to the present
- 40 new pro/con articles and 400+ new primary sources
- Hundreds of new images, graphs, maps, and rich related resources
- Intuitive organization
- Redesigned home page that brings the core content to the forefront, with easier navigation and a cleaner presentation
- New Video Resources landing page
- New Educator Resources landing page
- New features that support distance learning
- Responsive and mobile-friendly
- New embed code feature—easily add content to any HTML page or learning management system
- Save content directly to Google Drive so students can complete assignments at home
- Single sign-on with Google or Microsoft
- Dynamic citations in APA, MLA, Chicago, and Harvard formats, with EasyBib and NoodleTools export functionality
- Accessibility improvements, including updated VPAT, to ensure content works for all users
- And much more!
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