May 8, 2014
By Heather Nagrocki, Senior Writer/Editor, Research Upon turning the last page of a book, I often feel a sense of accomplishment-slash-relief at having arrived at the end of the book. However, these feelings, coupled with a sense of nostalgia […]
September 18, 2014
By Eric Stickney, Director of Educational Research This month we’re launching the first phase of Learnalytics, a website designed to leverage Renaissance’s massive databases and to provide insights into what students know, what they like, and how they learn. […]
November 18, 2014
By Heather Nagrocki, Senior Writer/Editor, Research Everyone—big or small, young or old—enjoys a great story. When you give a book, you give not merely words on a page but freedom, independence, adventure, intrigue, joy, introspection. You name it. But […]
January 26, 2017
By Ken Stoflet, Communications Specialist In between episodes of Parks and Recreation, I was sifting through some of the recently added movies and TV shows on Netflix. One title caught my eye—A Series of Unfortunate Events. Where have I […]