Currently, there are over 100,000 students using it in Israel and it has been piloted in several US and UK private schools.

Each volume and/or lesson can be taught on its own, but yes, the volumes follow the order presented in the Bible.

Yes, but it was designed to be used with the AR (Augmented Reality) Student Companion App. It is included with each Student Edition so the student has a more engaging experience.

No, because it requires touch screen ability.

Museum of the Bible's Curriculum focuses on the three aspects of studying the Bible. It helps students learn the Bible's content by introducing and exploring its narratives. It helps students understand the history of the Bible by examining artifacts and archaeology of the biblical world and by tracing the history of the Bible's translation and transmission over time. Finally, it helps students explore the impact the Bible has, and continues to have, on the world in literature, art, government, law, and more.

A broad team of academic and educational scholars from the United States, Europe, and Israel have helped write, review, and edit the curriculum.

In addition to covering key biblical concepts and narratives, the curriculum highlights some of the discussion on controversial topics surrounding the Bible. The curriculum focuses on getting students to engage with the biblical texts and the Bible's history and impact in our culture, without teaching a specific doctrine or theology.

The curriculum uses nine different English translations (KJV, NKJV, NRSV, NIV, NLT, NABRE, NET, ESV, and NJPS). For assigned passages not cited in the text, readers may select any version of their choosing.

The Teacher's Guide contains flexible teaching plans for each chapter, including various timed activities. This pedagogical content includes activities for individuals, pairs, and groups. 'Goals" and "Essential Questions" are highlighted in the Teacher's Guide to assist in understanding and communicating the main ideas of each chapter. Exclusive teacher resources are available through the UMS Cloud.

The UMS Cloud is an online portal to provide the teacher with additional resources. The UMS Cloud is accessible and included with the purchase of a Teacher's Guide. Supplemental materials include course pre- and post- assessments, handouts, presentations, chapter tests and answer keys, links to additional content, and Bible study resources. Future enhancements include developing sources lists, bibliographies, and a glossary.

No. However, like other robust curricula, the Teacher's Guide greatly enhances the teaching and learning experience. Based on insights from the curriculum's authors and reviewers, it helps teachers identify each chapter's themes and central questions. And a major value added is that purchase of the Teacher's Guide provides access to exclusive pedagogical content in the UMS Cloud. This includes handouts and chapter tests.

The curriculum is designed for the teacher to customize what material the student engages and therefore to help determine the pace. At 45-60 minutes per chapter, students can take up to two academic years to move through all four volumes of Museum of the Bible's curriculum. Each volume is designed to take approximately 40 hours, or one semester, to work through with your student.