If you are using the Android phone version, on the Explore page, look in the Science row, which is anywhere from the second through the fourth one from the top (depending on whether or not you have Recent activity and/or Recent courses).
This placement at the end is probably temporary, either by mistake or intentionally. Normally, it is further in (although still one of the rightmost listed courses), with Biology and High school biology, probably right in between them based on where it is found in the Android phone app. As of now, it is all the way at the right hand end of the row. If you are using the iPad version, on the All Courses page, look in the Science row, which is the second one from the top.You will likely need to swipe this row from right to left in order to bring it into view. Question: What happened to the old content?Īnswer: Everything you had access to before is still on the website in the Biology course.Ĭomment actions Underwood and anyone else: The link to your assignments will still take you to the content that was originally assigned.
Will I still be able to access it?Īnswer: Yes! Assignments should not be disrupted. Question: I assigned (or was assigned) material in the old course. If you have others, post them in the comments below! You might have some questions, so the team has anticipated a few here. It will also include new exercises, quizzes, and unit tests that are fully aligned with the AP® Biology Course Description. The new course will add more videos to our existing AP® Biology content. We’ve spent the past year working with internal and external experts to review and refine our content, and we are excited to share it with you.
Starting now and over the next few months, we will be releasing updated content for AP® Biology. On behalf of our Science team, I'm excited to announce some upcoming Biology changes!
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