
Humanities & Social Sciences
Now more than ever, technology is the foundation that keeps you and your students connected. Pearson digital learning solutions can help you make a rapid and strong transition to online classes. As you look forward, begin exploring the latest digital humanities and social sciences resources designed to impact student engagement and success in your courses.
Learning reimagined
Revel™ is a dynamic, mobile reading experience that drives engagement and preparedness. Reimagined content for most humanities and social science courses and titles includes embedded interactives that bring the discipline to life.
Our strategy for empowering learners starts with a deep understanding of the learning sciences. Read more about the learning science behind Revel.
Anytime/anywhere learning
With the Revel mobile app from Pearson, your students can access course materials on their tablet or mobile phone, so they can learn on the go — without breaking their stride.
When paired with Revel, voice-activated technology gives your students the option to learn on their terms. It makes it easy to check assignment due dates, and even listen to the text via their Amazon Alexa-enabled or Google Assistant-enabled devices. View our on-demand webinar about enhancing student learning with voice technology.
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Improving results

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professional development
Want to know more about Revel and how your colleagues are using it in their classrooms? Grab a cup of coffee and binge our Digital Learning Webinar Series in humanities and social sciences. Register for live sessions, or watch our on-demand recordings at your convenience.

Explore peer success
We support teaching and learning with a searchable collection of Revel case studies that document implementation results and educational best practices across a range of learning environments. Read stories from instructors just like you.
“I really appreciate the option to listen to the textbook being read. I am dyslexic and this really helps me focus and retain the information better. I used to prefer physical textbooks, because I am a bit old fashioned; however once I discovered the audio feature I was hooked on Pearson [Revel].”
— Student, Cascadia College