Soomo Blog

Author Jocelyn Evans breaks down why we made Civics Reader and why it's working.

How Professor Leah Murray engages her students in primary documents using our Civics Reader webtext

A behind-the-scenes look at how we brought all our original video content up to Title II accessibility standards

New voice, new upgrades: Our popular Read to Me feature is now better than ever thanks to student feedback.

Sociology: You Are Here author shares his experience working with Soomo and using the webtext in the classroom.

Our newest webtext guides students through key texts in U.S. history.

Biology authors Farshad Tamari and Trevor Quirk on creating a text built around the needs of nonmajors

We surveyed instructors on how they teach outlining and where students struggle—here’s what we learned.

Editor Kaylee Eberhardt reviews the updates we’re making to our poli-sci webtexts to reflect political developments in 2024.

Author Jennifer Harper on how Psychology in the Real World is addressing the need to teach scientific thinking skills

Authors Adrienne Kaufmann and Ashley Bourne-Richardson on Critical Thinking with AI

Author Jim Henson on Texas Politics and using public polling as an educational tool

Confronting the uncomfortable stuff: author Elizabeth Jones’s approach to public speaking

Author Jocelyn Evans on the big ideas of political science

Finding success with nonmajors: coauthor Farshad Tamari’s approach to introductory biology

Author Jennifer Harper on the need to use more science and research in introductory psychology