United States College Course Materials (Publishing) Market Report 2022: Market Conditions and the Trends that are Likely to Persist Into the Next Several Years

DUBLIN, Feb. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The "The State of College Course Materials 2021-2023" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The State of College Course Materials Trends 2021-2023 is now available and focuses on the market conditions and the trends that are likely to persist into the next several years.

The report provides the outlook for the higher education publishing industry and sales segment projections through 2023.The College Course Materials reports provide an overview of the changing market for instructional resources in higher education in the U.S. and how the college publishing industry is both impacted by market changes and helps shape the market opportunities.

The report also provides statistical data of the changes in market demand for postsecondary education and sizing and context to the market segments of new course materials - both print and digital.

Among the trends explored in this report that are shaping market opportunities and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future are:

• Contraction of the number of institutions of higher education
• Decline in total undergraduate enrollment.
• Growing acceptance among faculty of OER
• Growth of short-term courses with credentials not degree credits
• Changing strategies for the development, sales and distribution of course materials

Key Topics Covered:

METHODOLOGY

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1: MARKET SIZE & ENROLLMENT

INSTITUTION TYPES AND NUMBERS

• Public vs. Private
• For-Profit/Nonprofit Split among Private Institutions
• Institutions with First-Year Undergraduates
• Institutional Closure and Consolidation

WHERE STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED

• 2-Year Down, 4-Year Up
• Fall 2021 Enrollment
• Shifting Market for For-Profit Institutions
• The Appeal of Distance Education

DEGREES BY THE NUMBERS

FIELDS OF STUDY

CHAPTER 2: POLICY & FUNDING

INTRODUCTION

• The State of College Course Materials 2021-2023
• COSTS OF ATTENDING COLLEGE IN 2020-2021

COSTS OF ATTENDING COLLEGE IN 2021-2022

FEDERAL FUNDING FOR HIGHER EDUCATION

• Proposed Postsecondary Education Funding

COVID-19 AID

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT RENEWS PUSH FOR OVERSIGHT

• Also on the Education Department's Docket in Summer 2021
• More Oversight for For-Profit Colleges

STATE SUPPORT FOR HIGHER EDUCATION

• Federal Funding Helps
• 2-Year Colleges
• Looking ahead

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

• COVID Relief Funds Aid Workforce Ed efforts

CHAPTER 3: COURSE MATERIALS

INTRODUCTION

CONTINUED DECLINE IN COURSE MATERIALS SPEND

• Student Preference

PUBLISHERS HASTEN PIVOT TO DIGITAL

• Segmenting Industry Sales

OPERATING PERFORMANCE OF PROVIDERS AND DISTRIBUTERS

• Pearson Unbundles Higher Ed Content
• Cengage Reorganizes
• Digital Growth is McGraw Hill Revenue driver
• Wiley's Education Publishing Finally on the Rise
• Chegg did generate Revenue from Textbooks
• The State of College Course Materials 2021-2023
• December 2021 Simba Information iii
• DSS Is Positive Point in BNED's Year

OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

• Open Stax and CORE Get Ed Department Funding
• Xanedu Expands Open Partnerships
• Using HEERF Grants for Free College Textbooks

CHAPTER 4: TRENDS AND INDUSTRY ADAPTATIONS

INTRODUCTION

MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS IN 2020

HEATED M&A MARKET CONTINUES IN 2021

• edX Is Game-Changer for 2U

MORE FOCUS ON WORKFORCE EDUCATION

• Cengage Group Reorg Highlights Workforce Ed
• Growth Strategies Pay off for Wiley

CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSIONS & OUTLOOK

INTRODUCTION

SUPPLY AND DEMAND

• Enrollment
• College Degree Alternative

TRADITIONAL COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES ADAPTING TO NEW REALITIES

• Tuition Cuts
• Digital Movement

OUTLOOK FOR COLLEGE COURSE MATERIALS

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