Ishita M.

Solid introduction for teens interested in historical media analysis. The focus on audiences and message types was clear, the single-week structure was convenient, and the poster assignment helped my child synthesize the concepts.

The course covered the key aspects of WWII propaganda clearly, and two lessons in one week made it easy to commit to. My teen stayed engaged and used what they learned to produce a thoughtful poster project.

We enrolled our 16-year-old in this 8-week history course and were pleased with the pacing. Each 55-minute lesson covered key areas—Middle Ages, Mesoamerica, Crusades, and the Silk Road—and included practice with historical source analysis. The weekly rhythm kept things manageable and my teen stayed interested without feeling overwhelmed. Overall, it's a compact, substantive option for teens aged 13–18.

Great mix of history and creativity; my 16-year-old enjoyed dissecting the messaging and then designing their own poster.