Acellus – A Learning System Like No Other
Learning is a Science
The
basic premise of Acellus is to turn the learning process into a
science, and by so doing, improve the overall effectiveness of the
learning process. Improved test results show that Acellus accomplishes
the challenge of helping teachers be more effective.
Acellus Raises Test Scores Faster Than Other Methods
Studies
show that students using computerized video-based instruction
progressed up to 250% faster, with better retention, than students
taught by traditional methods alone. 77% of all students using
computerized video-based learning method improved their academic
results.
Integrating video lectures
prepared by some of the best educators in America into an interactive
environment, Acellus supplements the classroom experience by providing a
tool to help students master difficult subjects. Acellus is ideal for
students who struggle to understand concepts as well as for those who
excel. By adapting the presentation of information in ways that overcome
most learning barriers, Acellus is able to fill in gaps so that
students may advance with confidence. Acellus uses constant feedback to
adjust the curriculum to the needs of each individual.
The
Acellus Educational Server delivers content to the computers in the
school over the local area network. Student data is gathered daily and
transmitted to the Acellus Master Server located at the International
Academy of Science. This data is used to create statistical reports of
student responses. Problems and potential difficulties are analyzed and
course content is updated. The updated and enhanced content material is
delivered to Acellus Servers across the Nation via the Internet on a
daily basis.
The Acellus Server
ships preloaded with Acellus courses. As new Acellus courses are
developed, they will be added to the Acellus Course Library and will be
available for download to the Acellus Server.
Teaching Tool
Acellus is designed to help teachers be more effective by:
- Presenting high-quality video lectures to students
- Identifying specific areas of student difficulty
- Providing an alternative learning path to optimize each student’s learning experience
- Monitoring and reporting student progress
- Capturing student data so that the overall effectiveness of the Acellus course can be assessed
- Freeing teachers to spend more one-on-one time with students requiring special attention