5 Reasons Students Love Aktiv Chemistry
Valentine’s Day is all about celebrating great chemistry, so we’re sharing some reasons higher ed chemistry students love Aktiv Learning.
Warren Haas
Senior copywriter at Top Hat
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Aktiv Learning + Top Hat: Transform STEM Education at Scale
Top Hat’s scale and resources will allow us to move even faster to deliver innovation for more chemistry and math courses, as well as more STEM disciplines
Justin Weinberg
Co-founder & CEO of Aktiv Learning
Aktiv Learning in Forbes
From a PhD in Chemical Engineering to Edtech Founder, Justin Weinberg tells Forbes his story on how he built a STEM platform.
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Aktiv Learning on Edtech Insiders Podcast
Aktiv Learning (Chem101) was featured on Edtech Insiders! Listen to an exclusive interview of our CEO and Co-founder, Justin Weinberg.
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Chem101 is now Aktiv Chemistry
When we founded 101edu in 2016, we wanted to bring active learning to the center of STEM education. Now we’re taking the opportunity to evolve our brand in order to better communicate and reinforce this message. Welcome to Aktiv Learning, the evolution of 101edu.
Justin Weinberg
Co-founder & CEO of Aktiv Learning
What Students Should Study Students shouldn’t have a choice whether to learn quantitative skills such as data fluency. Colleges must ensure that they do, Ryan Craig writes
By Ryan Craig
Chronicle of Higher Education
insidehighered.co
Colleges Are Sabotaging Black and Brown Students
By Ryan Craig
Chronicle of Higher Education
insidehighered.co
Series A: Announcing the Next Phase of Aktiv Learning’s Mission to Transform STEM Education
We’re creating an even more powerful learning platform, rolling out new courses in chemistry and other STEM disciplines, and doubling down on our community of instructors and students
Justin Weinberg
Co-founder & CEO of Aktiv Learning
Overcoming the Challenges of Remote Instruction: Using Mobile Technology to Promote Active Learning
By Brandi L. Baldock, Anthony L. Fernandez, Jimmy Franco, Brian A. Provencher, and Mark R. McCoy
Journal of Chemical Education
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