Diana Waring’s History Alive program is now known as History Revealed and is published by Answers in Genesis. The goal of History Revealed is for students to discover history from a Biblical worldview, and to explore history through a curriculum that honors your God-given design. This means learning and expressing what you’ve learned in a way that best fits you and who you are.

It is designed to guide students through a study of world history from a Biblical perspective. The curriculum does this by providing numerous learning opportunities which include: reading, discussing, researching, music, art, architecture, science projects, cooking, journalism, drama, mapping, graphic design, vocabulary and more. Designed as a multi-learning style program, the units in these courses are based on a four-week cycle through the four basic learning styles, and each course includes 9 units. All the activities and projects during each of these weeks utilize one of the four different learning styles – feeler, thinker, sensor, and intuitor – making this curriculum easy to use with any child, teenager or even adult who wants to study history from a Biblical perspective. Extensive lists of books (including descriptions) help students discover and explore history. This series gives evidence that history the way the Bible tells it is correct, and is divided into 3 periods: Creation to Christ, Resurrection to Revolution, and Napoleon to Korea. From students to teachers, high school to college-bound, professors to 10-year olds, the praise and acclaim for this series is very widespread; crossing not only state lines but also international borders.

You will notice some minor changes in the Answers in Genesis edition, all of which seem to make the study flow more smoothly. The Teacher Guide now includes small format student pages in their entirety, more topic suggestions for research and reading, and internet links are provided for further research. Icons are found in the teacher book to mark teaching tips, discussion questions, and opportunities to engage students spiritually. Each icon is accompanied by a shaded box with instruction and/or information. Appendix now contains only maps with the answers to workbook mapping activities. All other materials which were previously found in the appendix are in the student pages and small format in the teacher edition. Timeline dates are now aligned to Ussher’s chronology, and King Ahasuerus in the book of Esther is identified with the Persian King Darius rather than Xerxes.

People who have had the opportunity to hear Diana Waring speak live at a homeschooling convention have experienced an amazing thing - they’ve told me so. It’s impossible to not be drawn in by the enthusiasm, the incredible depth of knowledge, love for the subject, and the dynamic style which characterizes Diana’s seminars and workshops. That same experience can be at your very finger-tips with the What in the World? CDs. Diana presents the history of the world in 3 different volumes. These are 4-disc sets which describe people and events based upon archeology and research. Through listening to her recordings you will hear and envision God’s influence throughout the periods of history. New editions of these cds produced by Answers in Genesis correspond to their new edition of curriculum and tracks are rearranged to align with Ussher’s chronology. These cds are central to Diana’s curriculum, but can be used as a supplement to other history programs or for the history buff who just wants to informally learn a little more.

True Tales are 3-CD sets which allow you to experience a guided tour of Ancient, Medieval, and Modern History as Diana Waring skillfully tells fascinating stories of people and places of long ago. Some of the interviews from the original True Tales Complete series have been removed or replaced by more current ones.

The Digging Deeper sets include 3 cds and are a compilation of cds that were purchased separately for use with the previous edition. They present facts from history and specifically church history. Similar changes have been made to this set as with the True Tales sets.

The Student Book has updated graphics with self-evaluations at the end of each phase in every lesson.

For younger students, there is an Elementary Activity Book. A fun activity book, for grades K-4, parallels units for older students, making the study of history easily accomplished with multiple children at different grade levels. Bursting with pictures to color, maps and mazes, crafts, science experiments, recipes, crossword puzzles, word scrambles, coded messages, somewhat silly songs to sing, goofy games, and many more fun things, parents and children alike will greatly appreciate history set at a simpler level. All instructions for activities are included right in the book. Much of the teaching for this book is found in the audio set, What in the World?, which the author suggests you use to gain an overview in your study. When and what to listen to is listed in the Teacher Guide and Student book, but you could probably figure this part out for yourself and eliminate the need for the additional purchase.

A Test Kit is now available for volumes one and two. Tests cover the material taught in Phase 1 of each unit. Each test includes matching, essay and short answer questions.

Changes apply to the first and second periods/volumes only. The third period is still published by Diana Waring until the release of the new AIG edition in 2010.