We’re excited to announce that Kortext, the leading student learning content and engagement platform, has partnered with Jisc, the UK’s digital body for education and research, to provide 10,000 free ebooks and academic publications to all further education (FE) and sixth form colleges across the UK.
For many, it’s the first week back at work after a well-deserved rest over the festive period. Before you get too comfortable and back into the swing of things, let’s take a moment and set some goals for the year ahead. We won’t call it a New Year’s resolution because statistically 64% of people abandon their resolutions within
Have you ever wondered what media Dave, the peculiar person you follow on Instagram, has consumed the most this year? No, we haven’t either, yet we indulge in finding out about their media consumption habits because human curiosity gets the best of us. We were curious to see what titles Kortext users had binge-read the most this year and
Isn’t this year flying by? We can’t believe it’s time for us to gear up for 2022’s Education World Forum (EWF). From Sunday 22nd – Wednesday 25th May, we’ll be joining education and skills ministers from over 100 countries at the event which strives to address the new and long-term education system challenges faced around
Price rises, changes in models, changes in student demand – the textbook market is still not working well. James Gray, Libby Homer, and Rod Bristow ask what will come next “We are seeing more and more providers offering textbooks” James Gray, Kortext There’s broad agreement that the current digital textbook market is not working. It’s
Navigating higher education can be a daunting task for institutions and their students; yet two people who aren’t phased by this are Mike Raith and Neil Dixon, who are both making waves in this area. We were fortunate enough to catch up with both Mike and Neil to discuss teaching and learning and their best
