United States History

United States History (2023)

Publisher: McGraw-Hill

Print Edition ISBNs:

• Student (2023): 978-00-7902313-1
• Teacher (2023): 978-00-7902310-0

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• English and Spanish available
• Print and Digital versions available
• Uniform digital interface
• New content added every 6-months
• Training sessions available
• You might lose created material unless you have continual licensing
• Lesson plan templates available for use and personalized expansion
• Suggested PBL activities

US History Interactive (2022)

Publisher: Savvas

Print Edition ISBNs:

• Student (2022): 978-14-1833230-3
• Student: 978-14-1834207-4 Print with Digital 1-year license
• Teacher (2022): 978-14-1833286-0

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• Multi-year digital licenses available
• English and Spanish available
• Has differentiated instruction suggestions.
• Resources to connect technology of the past to today.
• Project Imagine: primary sources and digital activities (3D exploration)
• NOTES:
• Difficult digital interface and reliability issues
• Primary source and reading guide
• Google classroom or other LMS integration
• Hook and Inspire video clips
• Inquiry projects included in course of the topic/chapter
• Quest Inquiry
• Partnerships with NBC, Smithsonian
• “Active classroom strategies” TPS, QW, etc
• Leveled assessment types for US and World (Below, On, Above)
• Ability to share customized material with other teachers
• Additional training available
• Publisher will integrate NAD standards into the resources and program
• Versions are revised from a 1-5 year schedule

American History (2018)

Publisher: Houghton-Mifflin Harcourt

Print Edition ISBNs:

• Student (2018): 978-0-54-445419-4
• Teacher (2018): 978-0-54-491549-7

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• The committee recommends using the Digital format
• English and Spanish available
• Print and Digital versions available
• Slight middle school feel versus high school feel, (could be the way it is presented)
• Has an app students download for book that does not need internet to use.
• Partnerships with History Channel, checkology, national civil rights museum,
• The digital format has page arrows (no seamless stream for section)
• Books are available in both Spanish and English (Spanish online is not interactive, only pdf format)
• HMH textbooks are not APA level. They are grade level. They have guided reading workbooks to help struggling students online with teacher’s subscription.
• When purchased there is training for teachers on using the platform.
• Robust number of resources available. (assessment, reference, enrichment, video, presentations)
• Digital version has a number of items that must load when each page is opened, somewhat cumbersome
• Imbedded help in understanding resources.
• Platform resources easily intuitive to navigate.
• Online testing platform. Can be paused and access given during certain teacher designated times.
• They can add SDA standards.
• They have a planning guide at the beginning of each chapter (teacher would need digital access to make use of it).
• Writable software: Assists students with anonymous peer review, reading, and writing skills. INCLUDES: TURNITIN
• Has a family corner to help students and families understand the platform.
• If utilizing HMH textbooks, the committee recommends using the digital formats. For the most part, the digital format textbooks are updated more regularly and contain more current information