Two After the Fact Interactive units are available for use with Traditions & Encounters: “After the Fact Interactive: Tracing the Silk Roads” for volume 1 (ISBN 0-07-281843-3), and “After the Fact Interactive: Envisioning the Atlantic World” for volume 2 (ISBN 0-07-281844-1). These rich, visually appealing modules on CD-ROM allow students to be apprentice historians, examining a variety of multimedia primary source material and constructing arguments based on their research.

Titles in the Exploration in World History Series: This McGraw-Hill series conveys the results of recent research in World History in a form wholly accessible to beginning students. It also provides a pedagogical alternative to, or supplement for, the large and inclusive core textbooks. Each volume in the series focuses briefly on a particular theme, set in a global and comparative context. And each of them is “open-ended,” raising questions and drawing students into the larger issues which animate World History.

• Rainer Buschmann, Oceans in World History, ISBN 0-07-301903-8
• Carl J. Guarneri, America in the World: United States History in Global Context, ISBN 0-07-254115-6
• Donald Johnson & Jean Elliot Johnson, Universal Religions in World History: Buddhism, Christianity and Islam, ISBN 0-07-295428-0
• Xinru Liu & Lynda Shaffer, Connections Across Eurasia: Transportation, Communication, and Cultural Exchange on the Silk Roads, ISBN 0-07-284351-9
• Lauren Ristvet, In the Beginning: World History from Human Evolution to First Civilizations, ISBN 0-07-284803-0
• Robert Strayer, Communist Experiment: Revolution, Socialism, and Global Conflict in the Twentieth Century, ISBN 0-07-249744-0
• Catherine Clay, Christine Senecal & Chandrika Paul, Envisioning Women in World History: 1500–Present, Volume 2, ISBN 0-07-351322-9
• Pamela McVay, Envisioning Women in World History: 1500 –Present, Volume 2, ISBN 0-07-353465-X