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Learning some of these facts about zyBooks might just help your course run more smoothly.

In part two of this video panel discussion, zyBooks experts dig into cognitive load, research, and how students can manage their mental effort.

In this video panel discussion, zyBooks experts dig into cognitive load and share best practices to manage it in your classroom.

The story of zyBooks is the story of rigorous peer-reviewed research. To learn more about the how and why of zyBooks research, we spoke with our head of research, Dr. Chelsea Gordon. Here’s our conversation.

zyBooks offers powerful built-in customization that makes it fast and easy to the create course material you want.

Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) is one of those unheralded topics in education, but it’s an important one. A new release, LTI 3.1, will transform how you teach.

How do you communicate a detailed engineering drawing to someone who can’t see? Groundbreaking work with 3D printing offers an answer.

Advanced zyLabs will change the way you teach programming. Check out these top tips to help you get the most out of our new cloud-based coding environment.

The new block proof tool gives instructors the capability to directly assess and teach proof writing skills and do it at scale.

Here’s how to shore up bedrock math concepts through a novel approach that’s at once fun, accessible, and directly relevant to students’ lives.

Researchers at DeVry University wanted to find out if zyBooks could overcome challenges they saw with traditional textbooks. So how did zyBooks stack up against print textbooks?

zyBooks is at the forefront of developing – and implementing – innovations to help students with visual impairments succeed in STEM. Innovations all educators should adopt. To learn more, we spoke with three engineering and science content experts who are leading the accessibility charge at zyBooks.

We’re excited to announce that zyBooks’ Advanced zyLabs beta release is now available for developing instructor-created content.

Traditional print textbooks can present significant challenges for students with visual impairments, particularly in fields such as mechanical engineering where visual elements are critical to understanding the material.

In a recent article published in Inside Higher Ed, zyBooks co-founder Dr. Frank Vahid tackles the issue of cheating in higher education and proposes a solution involving the use of AI language models, such as ChatGPT, as a catalyst for instructors to combat cheating.

We spoke with Dr. Alex Edgcomb about the motivation behind Coral and how computer science instructors can use the language as a powerful onramp for teaching programming.