Expert TA Blog

Our goal at Expert TA is to improve the learning experience for both educators and students. Whenever we have a chance to associate with someone working toward the same end, we are delighted. And with that in mind, we want to shine a light on a partner with whom we feel so grateful to work. You probably have heard of Rice University-based OpenStax — a nonprofit that is revolutionizing the education world by offering free, peer-reviewed textbooks to students in a variety of subjects.

Authors:

Jeremy Morton, Ph.D., CEO and Founder, The Expert TA
David Pritchard, Ph.D., Professor of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Although many people claim that cheating on college campuses has drastically increased, a report by the Boston Globe shows that the rate of students who admit to cheating has actually remained steady since the first study was done in 1963. We believe that most students today, like those in the 1960s, want to walk away from a class having learned the material and knowing they earned their grade.

I am thrilled to introduce the upcoming release of the Expert TA corporate blog. Opening up this direct line of communication is the next step on our path to help committed physics professionals provide students with an excellent education.

Local firm pushes for more access to science, technology, engineering and mathematics training in high schools.

We’ve been working with our customers, content authors, and strategic partners for much of the last year to create a new online experience.

(July 29, 2014) Tulsa, OK – In a groundbreaking move, Expert TA, a national provider of online education tools, announces that for every new college or university course that purchases Expert TA, the company will donate free access to a high school classroom in need for one full academic year.

Posted on November 21, 2012 by David Thomison

The Oklahoma Seed Capital Fund II, managed by i2E, Inc., recently led an investment of $400,000 in Tulsa, OK-based Expert TA.  The Fund invested $227,000 in Expert TA in this follow-on investment to a $615,000 investment led by the Fund in 2011.  Co-investors in the current follow-on round included Angel investors in Oklahoma and out of state.

SEEDSTEP ANGELS: Founded in mid-2009 and managed by i2E, the group has grown to more than 20 members in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

It’s often the exciting buzz of the entrepreneur’s idea or technology that first grabs our attention.