Enhanced Focus for Reading Activities
Enhanced Focus for Reading Activities in Vantage*
By Isabel Cheng, Sr. Product Manager, and Jonathan Hritz, Sr. Product Manager
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Improving Calendar Accessibility for Instructors
Improving Calendar Accessibility for Instructors in Vantage*
By Isabel Cheng, Sr. Product Manager, and Jonathan Hritz, Sr. Product Manager
Sara Miller McCune awarded London Book Fair Lifetime Achievement Award
Yesterday evening SAGE Publishing Founder and Executive Chairman, Sara Miller McCune, was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the London Book Fair International Excellence Awards 2018.
Sound on. Audio books are here!
Whether you’ve already read the print or not, don’t miss out on the audio experience of these two bestselling books in our inaugural audio books programme.
Data Activities: Static Is Better than Clickable
Evolution of Vantage Data Activities: Static Is Better than Clickable*
By Scott Harris, Sr. Content Development Manager, and Isabel Cheng, Sr. Product Manager
Better Use of Visible Focus
Better Use of Visible Focus in SAGE Vantage*
By Scott Harris, Sr. Content Development Manager, and Jonathan Hritz, Sr. Product Manager
Improving the Ability to Select Vantage Titles at Course Creation
Improving the Ability to Select Vantage Titles at Course Creation*
By Isabel Cheng, Sr. Product Manager, and Jonathan Hritz, Sr. Product Manager
Subject knowledge boosters for trainee teachers
Looking for some core curriculum support?
During your teacher training, you'll build a strong foundation in subject knowledge—especially in core areas like maths, English, and science.
SAGE publishes The Metric Tide review into the role of metrics in Research Assessment
Los Angeles, CA. SAGE Publishing, a leading independent academic publisher of journals, books, and digital media, today announced that it has published, in print, the authoritative independent review on the role of metrics in research assessment, The Metric Tide.
When it comes to depressed men in the military, does size matter?
Los Angeles, CA - Both short and tall men in the military are more at risk for depression than their uniformed colleagues of average height, a new study finds. This study was published today in the open access journal SAGE Open.
What Northouse Users Are Saying?
Increasing Access with Offline Reading in Vantage
Increasing Access with Offline Reading in Vantage*
By Jonathan Hritz, Sr. Product Manager