Publisher John Wiley & Sons, Inc. has announced its partnership with StudyAce LLC, the customisable learning platform that integrates course content into a variety of games, flashcards and practice tests. Wiley's Real World Psychology (Catherine Sanderson/Karen Huffman) and Contemporary Business (Boone, Kurtz, & Berston) VitalSource Bookshelf versions are now available on the StudyAce platform. This partnership brings together the highly successful course curriculum offered through the premium Wiley textbooks and a StudyAce's powerful student engagement platform.
The Wiley E-Text is driven by its integration within VitalSource Bookshelf making access to it seamless to students across the country. A leader in ebook delivery, VitalSource Technologies, a division of Ingram Content Group, works with publishers to innovate in their delivery of course content to students. The integration of StudyAce into the VitalSource version of these titles makes the content more interactive which increase retention of important information.
StudyAce is specifically designed to harness student attention and keep them absorbed with the course material longer. Using StudyAce's simple-to-use authoring tools, Wiley created a range of games for almost every chapter in both texts. StudyAce games lead students through a variety of cognitive tasks including sorting, labelling, multiple choice, matching, grouping and spelling, practice tests and flashcards are also provided. StudyAce's gaming elements appeal to, engage, and challenge the student, resulting in longer and more meaningful exposure to course content. The powerful StudyAce authoring tools are easy to use and quickly link into any digital platform.
Students are made aware of the games, flashcards, and practice tests through links located in Wiley's Introduction to Psychology and Business eTexts. Conversely, students in the StudyAce platform can link directly back out to their eText chapters.
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