Higher Education Events

Explore the future of economics with experts Roger LeRoy Miller and Thomas Knight. They discuss recent developments, AI's impact, and the new learning tools in the latest edition of their textbook.

Explore design-thinking, a structured approach to problem solving. Author Lori Long discusses the methodology, its management applications, and how to engage students with this user-centric process.

Explore inclusive virtual classroom strategies to foster community and equity in diverse online student populations with Pearson authors Michele Kegley and Carol Harvey.

Explore strategies for making your Economics course more interesting to students with Glenn Hubbard, world-renowned economist and Pearson author.

Join authors Jennifer Cainas and Kelly Pope as they discuss the digital resources that have helped them transform their classrooms. As the landscape of education continues to evolve, it is crucial for educators to stay at the forefront of innovation and adapt their teaching strategies to meet the needs of today's tech-savvy learners. This webinar aims to equip instructors, professors, and educators with the tools and knowledge to leverage the full potential of technology in their managerial accounting classrooms.

Learn how you can infuse recent supply chain events into your operations management classes.

Gain strategic insights and foster creativity with a new perspective on competitor analysis to drive effective strategy design and engage leadership teams in making strategic decisions.

A practical introduction to modern-day core finance principles that you can apply to your future.

In this session, Professors Gary Armstrong and Sridhar Balasubramanian who - along with Philip Kotler, co-author Pearson’s best-selling marketing textbooks - cover 10 principles that instructors can use to teach technology-intensive marketing strategy.

MyLab IT NextGen brings an easier course platfrom to life with vastly improved user experience for students and instructors.

Learn what ESG reporting is, why it's important to include in the curriculum, and how to integrate it into a course by Tracie L. Miller-Nobles, Ph.D., CPA & Wendy Tietz, Ph.D., CPA, CMA, CSCA, CGMA

Faculty/Authors Michael R. Solomon & Cristel Antonia Russell share how social and cultural forces are affecting how consumers define and communicate their identity via brands and consumption.