Nearly 10 out of 10 higher education leaders say their institutions rely on quality digital learning solutions for instructional delivery, according to new Huron research

Evidence of impact on teaching, learning, and student success. Once defined by textbooks, learning solutions providers now supply much of the instructional infrastructure that millions of faculty and learners use every day. The report examines the evidence behind that role.

When higher education institutions implement engaging digital learning resources delivered through Affordable Access programs, they increase access, affordability, and student success.

Accessibility is a foundational responsibility in higher education—not an add-on or afterthought. As colleges and universities increasingly rely on digital and instructional platforms to deliver learning, the accessibility of those products directly determines whether students can fully engage with their course materials and services.

Shane Hunt, Ph.D., President and Professor of Marketing at Cameron University, brings a candid, student-centered lens to one of higher education’s most pressing realities: many learners don’t lack ability, they lack time and space to reflect.

Community colleges play a vital role in today's skill-based economy by training and educating millions of workers that keep America running.

Greg Morris, Ed.D., Senior Vice Provost at Dallas College, highlights his efforts to advance equitable, student-focused initiatives in higher education, including removing barriers to course materials and leveraging AI technology to transform learning experiences and empower both students and educators.

Dr. Éva Szeli, Teaching Professor in the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University, shares her insights on how instructors can utilize technology to support effective educational practices and prepare learners for the workforce of tomorrow.

Day-one access matters. Students who have materials from the start are better prepared, less stressed, and more likely to succeed. How does that break down?

Dr. Farah Bennani, Dean of Math, Science, and Engineering at Elgin Community College, shares her insights on advancing education, fostering critical thinking, and the transformative role of AI in learning.