Perceivant will offer a new Introduction to Kinesiology course beginning in the fall of 2020.

Perceivant’s analytical data shows that students who took a course online at Kennesaw State University were just as successful as those who took the same course in the classroom.

Perceivant announced today it will offer a consumer edition of its re:MIND course through a Kickstarter campaign.

Perceivant announced last week it has partnered with Middle Tennessee State University to launch its new re:MIND content.

Perceivant announces significant new updates have been made to its BearTracks™ mobile application.

Perceivant announces the launch of a world-class Student Risk Assessment dashboard that provides higher education instructors with an easier way to identify and support at-risk students.

Perceivant announces the appointment of Jason Konesco as President.

Perceivant announces it has secured more than $590,000 in funding from both existing and new venture partners. The round brings Perceivant’s total funding to $3.75 million.

Perceivant proudly announces that its digital courseware solution was a finalist in the 2019 EdTech Digest Awards.

Perceivant proudly announces that its CEO and founder Brian Rowe has been recognized as a Top 100 Influencer by EdTech Digest.

Perceivant announces the nomination in the 2019 Mira Awards. The Mira Awards gala—the biggest tech awards event in the state—celebrates the people, products, companies, and places chosen as ‘The Best of Tech in Indiana’.

Perceivant announces the addition the reMIND course to its product catalog. While the course is designed to improve the success of first-generation, low-income college students through the cultivation of non-cognitive competencies, it is also applicable to all entry-level undergraduates.

Perceivant announces that Michael Thurston has joined the company as a managing editor. In this role, Thurston will oversee Perceivant’s editorial process, which includes developing and editing textbooks and other course materials used by partner universities.

Perceivant announces the expansion of its product catalog with the launch of 15 new courses and a mobile application. These new offerings will provide college students with a more active learning experience, and educators with an easy, efficient way to analyze the efficacy of their courses.

Kennesaw State University (KSU) today reports a 48 percent reduction in its DWFI (D, fail, withdraw, incomplete) rate for its Foundations for Healthy Living (WELL 1000) course after leveraging interactive courseware from Perceivant.