The Kortext blog
Welcome to the Kortext blog, where you’ll discover insights, opinions and interviews from across the higher education sector.
Designing a frictionless student journey
In 2026, we’re educating digital natives. Extra steps or isolated platforms can become a significant barrier to learning for students who are used to immediate answers. In our latest blog, we suggest some key factors to consider when designing a seamless digital student journey.
Lessons learned from supporting libraries through eBook workflow transitions
Marie Moss, Library Sales Specialist at Kortext, shares what she’s learned from supporting libraries through eBook workflow transitions and the lessons library teams can take into their next one.
New partnership with Delbanco to bring 3.9M Kortext inventory to European higher education
Our new partnership with library reseller Delbanco, brings Kortext’s inventory and perpetual licensing options to the European HE market.
How Kortext keeps university data safe and compliant
Read our blog to discover how Kortext takes measures to ensure that student, academic and institutional data stays compliant and protected.
Pride Month 2026 – an open access collection
Read our blog to discover five free-to-access LGBTQ+ titles to mark Pride Month 2026.
Introducing Demand-Driven Acquisition (DDA) Manager for June 2026
Discover how you can expand access to content and better align spend with student demand through curated, demand-led collections.
Top questions to ask edtech partners in 2026
With the first half of the year nearly behind us, here are the questions shaping how institutions are evaluating edtech partners in 2026.
Kortext catalogue now discoverable in GOBI from EBSCO, expanding choice and flexibility for library eBook acquisition
Read our press release on Kortext’s new integration with GOBI, making our eBook catalogue available to more libraries than ever before.
Kortext welcomes the University of Tasmania as its first Australian stream partner
Read our press release to discover Kortext’s new partnership with the University of Tasmania bringing stream to Australian higher education for the first time.