Pearson+ reached 4.8 million registered users and 600,000 paid subscribers last year. The company plans to add more content to the service.

The publisher claims Chegg is profiting from verbatim answers copied from its textbooks.

Pearson+, which gives users access to 1,500 digital titles, follows similar textbook-rental services offered by its competitors.

A deal with Akademos gives the institution a chance to repurpose the space that some students were calling "out of date."

A new platform from the University of Michigan is designed for instructors who wish to combine conventional learning materials with digital assessments and tools.

Santa Fe Community College quarantines each returned book for three days, but librarians said the policy has strained access for those already struggling most during the pandemic.

On top of the publisher's already free catalog of textbooks, online homework resources are now free to teachers and students during the public health crisis.

The publisher says it's stepping away from the "lengthy and expensive" process of updating physical textbooks.

During the CoSN annual conference, Goodwyn talked with EdScoop about how new ownership will change the company and help it grow.