Publishers Help Kids With Homework
School districts are looking for content that goes both ways – online as well as in print.
How We Revamped Student Assessments for a Digital-Focused World
As student testing continues to evolve, leveraging technology designed for digital testing environments can help test developers maintain high-quality assessments.
Global Outlook for Open Access
The walls surrounding research and scholarship have largely fallen, razed by the coronavirus pandemic. Today, the general public avidly follows developments in research related to COVID-19. And the range of concerns goes well beyond virology or epidemiology.
Providing Flexible Solutions to Support Teachers, Students and Families in the Pandemic
CCC has responded to the shift to online learning with some notable initiatives to help address the content and licensing challenges educators and learners continue to face in this new and now familiar reality.
OPEN ACCESS WEEK 2020: Open Access Resources You Should Know About
For Open Access Week this year, Dave Davis shares his list of go-to resources for staying current on OA topics.
Copyright and Licensing in the Time of COVID-19
Roy Kaufman helps K-12 educators better understand copyright, how it applies to distance learning, and how they can manage copyright compliance for the use of published materials in this new paradigm.
CCC to Host Back-to-School Virtual Town Hall on Transforming K-12 in the Time of COVID-19
CCC will present a virtual Town Hall on Tuesday, 29 September at 10:00 EDT/15:00 BST/16:00 CEST, bringing together a panel of Industry Leaders to examine the impact of the pandemic on K-12 education content and licensing models and Hybrid/Remote learning.
Achieving an Equitable Transition to Open Access
A new white paper assesses the current level of uptake of open access publishing models in those countries and examines barriers to adoption of OA.
Publishers Help Kids With Homework
School districts are looking for content that goes both ways – online as well as in print.
COVID-19 By the Numbers
When reporters cite numbers related to the coronavirus pandemic, they usually are an accounting of grim milestones – so many new cases in one state or another country, so many more deaths within a hot zone of illness. Yet not all numbers on COVID-19 are quite so bleak.