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Chemistry can be overwhelming. Students are expected to master complex concepts, solve unfamiliar problems and perform under pressure on high-stakes exams. That's why choosing the right learning platform can make all the difference in turning timid studen

From AI-powered course creation to expanded accessibility and flexible course roles, explore our recent and upcoming feature releases that are designed to simplify your course preparation and elevate student learning this fall. Deliver the Latest Updates

The Aktiv team recently had the pleasure of exhibiting at the American Chemical Society (ACS) Spring Conference in Atlanta-and what a week it was. Between attending inspiring sessions on chemical education (including several led by instructors from the Ak

Across higher education, chemistry instructors are navigating a new challenge: students turning to generative AI tools like ChatGPT or Gemini to shortcut homework and problem sets. While AI can support learning when used responsibly, many educators worry

FREE GUIDE Empowered to Learn: How Chemistry Professors are Making a Difference See how innovative chemistry educators are transforming student outcomes with active learning. Empowered to Learn shares real stories from professors who turned confusion into

With midterms and ongoing lectures to prepare, you might wonder if there's really time for Mole Day celebrations. But taking a moment to celebrate chemistry with your students can actually help break through mid-semester fatigue and boost motivation-witho

Looking for more recent platform updates? Read about the Aktiv Chemistry features released in summer 2026. At Aktiv, we believe technology should thoughtfully enhance chemistry learning. Check out the exciting new features and enhancements we've recently

Toronto - June 26, 2025 - Top Hat, the leader in student engagement solutions for higher education, today announced the expansion of its AI-powered teaching and learning assistant, Ace, to the Aktiv Chemistry platform. Known for helping thousands of stude

There are multiple layers to student success in STEM courses today. Some students might require extra practice to ensure their learning sticks. Others might request opportunities to visualize complex molecular bonds and structures. Yet others may find val

Myth or fact: STEM programs are designed to 'weed out' students after their first year. Many faculty and students alike would argue that it's an unfortunate reality. Too often, STEM students struggle to see the broader application of course material, have