The Kortext blog

March 7th – 12th marks National Careers Week, and what better way to celebrate than by sharing the stories of those who began their careers at Kortext.   As the UK’s leading personal learning platform and supplier of digital textbooks, Kortext is continuing to see...

March 8th marks International Women’s Day 2022 – a day backed by the United Nations that celebrates the achievements of women, raises awareness of their inequality, fundraises for female-focused charities and forges women’s empowerment worldwide.   This year,...

Today (3rd March) is University Mental Health Day, a day that brings together the university community to make mental health a university-wide priority and promote year-round changes and improvements to champion student mental...

We’ll be joining the global education community at Bett UK to showcase how Kortext can benefit institutions and entire countries by promoting equity of access and experience for all. 

By Ellie Parker After a longer-than-expected period of disruption and uncertainty, plans to end Covid-19 restrictions in England have been given the green light by the government, and as the country now looks to the future, so too are university leaders.   Enhancing...

Last week, Wonkhe hosted The Secret Life of Students event, focused on analysing and improving the student experience with the valuable input of sector leaders, education professionals, student leaders and student union managers.  As the title of the event suggests,...

In an increasingly competitive economy, how do you make yourself stand out from the crowd and secure that dream job after graduation? These days, apparently having a Bachelor's and even a Master's degree from a top university isn’t always enough to secure you a decent...

Books are read, Pages turned too, Here’s 8 things Kortext Student Ambassadors love about eTextbooks,  Which they want to share with you!  1. “I love eTextbooks because there’s no need to carry around bulky books!” - Shakshi Deuja, Kortext Student Ambassador  This is a...

Fear not, we'll tell you! LGBTQ+ History Month was first observed in the US in 1994 and made its way across the Atlantic to the UK in 2005.  It is a month-long celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and non-binary history, including the history of LGBT+ rights...