As the cost of college skyrocketed, it created a debt burden that's putting a drag on the economy. One possible solution: shifting the risk of debt away from...
Examity, a Massachusetts-based company that helps meet the needs of colleges, employers, and certification providers, recently announced several milestones.
The days of casually picking a candidate to fill a role at your company and expecting them to stay long-term are over. If you are an employer or manager and you don't have a strategy...
PeopleGrove, a San Francisco-based developer of software for higher-ed institutions to connect students with advisors, alumni and career opportunities, has raised $4.7 million in a Series A round.
Chicago startup Packback is harnessing artificial intelligence to try to make products professors and students love.
Motimatic is a motivation system company that taps into ad networks in order to achieve social good. Recently the company announced it closed $4 million in growth capital led by City Light Capital. University Ventures and New Markets Venture Partners also participated in this round.
To better prepare students for jobs, new groups and companies are emerging to help connect what employers want and colleges offer.
Tests these days start by making students prove not what they know, but who they are. Historically that involves...
Examity has raised $90 million from Boston private equity firm Great Hill Partners to fuel its expansion and dig into how machine learning and biometric tools can make tests proctored online more secure.
Private equity firm Great Hill Partners announced on Tuesday it had invested $90 million in Examity, an anti-cheating platform.
