Increasingly, campus store managers’ vision of course materials delivery includes ensuring day-one access and the benefits of digital formats for 100% of students in 100% of courses....
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International Literacy Day is celebrated globally on September 8th to showcase the importance of education. The day aims to make people—of any age, location, or culture— aware of the...
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The title asks a question that many in higher education have been pondering since 2008. It was the year that President George W. Bush signed the reauthorization of the Higher Education...
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We sat down with RedShelf Product Director, Lisa Keefe, to talk about fundamental and likely permanent changes in how students consume content and instructors measure its impact. Keefe has...
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The award-winning film, Hidden Figures (2016), tells the story of three amazing women—Katherine Johnson, Mary Jackson, and Dorothy Vaughan—whose work at the National Aeronautics and Space...
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Digital content delivery is changing education. This transformation in higher education, now accelerated by the pandemic, has created a huge demand for the printed book’s digital...
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Last week, we celebrated several lesser-known African-American figures who have been pioneers, working through the channels of academia in some way. Today, we continue our celebration of...
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To thrive in today’s market, a brand needs to offer timely, compelling solutions–and then communicate them in the right way, using not just words but a strong and consistent visual...
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Black History Month is celebrated every February as a time to recognize and honor African-Americans who made great contributions to some aspect of life in this country. Major figures like...
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At RedShelf, we believe that education changes the world and that, through technology, we can change education for the better. It’s a core belief that informs everything we do—including...
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