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 Midwest Higher Education Compact released guidance for states on how to calculate student savings and run cost-benefit analysis as more systems consider open educational resources.

Data from the textbook subscription service will help Pearson better design digital learning experiences, the company's CEO said in an investor presentation.

A deal with Akademos gives the institution a chance to repurpose the space that some students were calling "out of date."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

An initiative worked so well in the state's community colleges that Oregon plans to expand it to public universities.

Through a new subscription service, students are given unlimited access to over 20,000 online resources.

Through the same initiative, over 40 professors in the state have adopted openly licensed textbooks.

A new college textbook from Pearson uses IBM Watson technology to act less like a book and more like a news feed.