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Pearson AI-Powered App Adds Up to Success for Calculus
The app watches [students’] preferences for different kinds of materials, different kinds of resources, and we map that back to our understanding about where you might need more conceptual help or where you might need more computational help. We try to make sure that we have all the appropriate resources for you get what you need in that context.
Open Access Order Coming from White House?
News of the Trump administration’s potential executive order comes as momentum is building around the globe in support of open access
In 2019, It’s the Data
Data and information – the good, the bad and the open – are critical in shaping the future of scientific research and journalism.
A Year of Publishing & Platforms
Technology has become the platform on which we must stand.
Copyright & Technology NYC 2020 Preview
When it comes to copyright and technology, music is where the action is
A Tour of the Book World 2019
In the media environment of 2019, the world becomes a crowded place
Register of Copyrights Heads to Hollywood
Will Temple’s departure spur efforts to move the Copyright Office out of the Library of Congress?
Breath of Flowers Manga Has Fresh Take on High School
When you read a manga, you can meet so many characters. Some of them are like you, and others are completely different. But it can help you to understand them, says manga artist Caly. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Email | Download ...
The Future of Open Access Books
Open access is much more than just a publishing business model. When a work of scholarly research is made freely available to readers across the globe, the impact is dramatic.
Indie Bookstore High Hopes for Holidays
Black Friday shoppers were in a good mood at indie bookstores around the US
When Robots Become Authors and Publishers
Amara’s law, named after Roy Amara, a president of the Institute for the Future, captures concisely the predicament we face. We overestimate the effect of technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run.
At Elsevier, Enabled to Succeed
One in six people around the world have some kind of disability. The impact on their lives is considerable. In the US and the UK, employment among people with disabilities is 30% lower than for the rest of the population.