McGraw Hill launches Sharpen app
Textbook publisher McGraw Hill is hoping to appeal to the TikTok generation with its new learning app, Sharpen.
Textbook publisher McGraw Hill is hoping to appeal to the TikTok generation with its new learning app, Sharpen.
A range of librarians and publishing professionals have criticized the School Library Journal for its February 2021 cover.
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As the pandemic creates shortfalls in state budgets, all educational programs face budget cuts, but higher education may get hit the hardest.
The resource is designed specifically for middle- and high-school educators and administrators
Meanwhile, both companies carry significant debt, and K-12 and university textbook sales during coronavirus are anything but stable.
UVA’s Darden School of Business is partnering with the University of Virginia Press on a new business publishing imprint.
Higher education publishers continue to experience revenue declines as students seek more affordable purchasing options.
Lulu, a self-publishing platform, has created a separate platform for self-publishing academic authors: Glasstree Academic Publishing.
The International Publishers Association (IPA) may be able to help authors facing copyright issues outside the US.