1. Top Hat Field Report: Student Perspectives on Assessments, Career-readiness, Diversity & Inclusion

    Concerns about student well-being have spurred faculty and institutions to embrace new teaching tools and approaches, and students are responding favorably.

  2. Maximizing Student Engagement in Labs

    In this virtual event, educators in the sciences will learn how to increase engagement and discussion with the Top Hat platform.

  3. Setting the Table for Student Success in Another Year of Uncertainty and Opportunity

    Insights on how to support student success by focusing on engagement, flexibility, community, and instilling confidence.

  4. Infographic: What Students Want from the Post-COVID Classroom

    Students are excited about a return to campus. But after more than a year of remote learning, many are placing greater value on accessibility, flexibility and what happens inside the classroom.

  5. Top Hat Student Survey — April 2020

    Understanding what’s important to today's college students will set the stage for success in the Fall

  6. Adrift in a Pandemic: Survey of 3,089 Students Finds Uncertainty About Returning to College

    The sudden transition to remote teaching in the past few months due to the COVID-19 crisis pushed educators to piece together solutions to deliver their courses online. In many cases, the result was a disjointed experience that required professors to navigate various tech tools and platforms to bring their courses to life in a new […]

  7. Top Hat Faculty Survey

    Half of respondents lack confidence in students’ ability to be successful and see value in their educational investment in the Fall

  8. Adrift In A Pandemic

    In this free report, we highlight the results of our survey of 3,089 North American higher ed students. We examine their thoughts on the move to emergency remote teaching in early 2020—and the implications for university administrators in the lead-up to the fall semester.

  9. Infographic: The Rise of Textbook Prices in The 21st Century

    Textbook prices are still too high, and there’s been little progress on cost in the past five years. We look at the figures, the consequences—and the solutions.