Why is note taking important?
Here, we explain why we’re campaigning for #NoteTakingNotNotes to improve student independence and learning
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Blended Learning

Introducing a new approach to support
Lindsay Green from Marymount Manhattan College will be discussing the Covid challenges students and departments are facing and how you can adapt your approach.

Supporting students with their mental health during remote learning
One in five college students say their mental health has worsened under COVID-19, according to new research from Active Minds. Learn how to support them here.

Remote learning for students with autism
Students will need to adapt to remote learning, but for those with special educational needs such as autism, the challenge can be much greater. Learn more here.
Education & Technology

Could this new funding stream benefit your department?
Amidst the massive influx of news and dramatic upheavals Covid-19 has brought about, the implications of the CARES Act may have gone under many peoples’ radars.

Note taking support and the ADA
This year, The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) turns 30 years old. Its aim was to eliminate disability discrimination in public life. Discover more.

#remotework: Exploring Chrome extensions
How can browser plugins help you and your students navigate remote working better? We've picked out the best Chrome extensions; click here to learn more.
Glean Team News

How we’re gifting this Christmas (with a little help from our friends)
Here at Glean, we finish each year with a $10,000 donation to charitable causes. And we're sure that it's especially needed after the year that was 2020.

This is tough. But we’re here.
We’re all facing an unprecedented challenge. Normal life, as we know it, is suspended. Learn how we at Glean are adapting to your needs during the pandemic.

Glean's year in giving
Visit here to read a breakdown of the charities and good causes Glean has been privileged to support throughout 2020, in our year of giving.
Improving Accessibility

How We Develop Assistive Technology for Students With Cognitive Impairments
Common mental illnesses have more than just an emotional impact. Visit here to learn how to select the best piece of assistive technology for your students.

How Assistive Tech helps students with ADHD/ADD achieve independence
You can’t pause, slow down, or rewind a lecture if you lose concentration. Learn how this prevents students with ADHD from achieving their academic potential.

How does Assistive Technology help students with disabilities?
Universities and colleges are always looking to help students with disabilities. Learn how note taking technology benefits students and support staff alike.
Learning & Notetaking

5 myths about provided notes (BUSTED)
Provided notes have been around for a long time in disability services. In that time, a few myths have built up around them.

Why provided notes aren’t working
Provided notes have been a primary support for decades. But when you take a closer look, it's not long before you notice some major problems with this set up...

Why is note taking important?
Here, we explain why we’re campaigning for #NoteTakingNotNotes to improve student independence and learning
Supporting Students

5 trends Disability Services Directors need to watch out for
It’s one year since campuses were shut down across the US. Ever since, departments have had to adapt quickly to changing and uncertain circumstances.

How can institutions better support the ‘whole person’ through their time at college?
What makes good support in the age of Covid? Lindsay Green of Marymount Manhattan College sketches out how you could adapt your practice to better support the ‘whole’ student.

Learning strategies for female students with ADHD
Around 2.5% of adults have ADHD - so there is a high chance the disorder impacts a significant number of your students - but what exactly is ADHD?