This document briefly describes the most common forms of analytics tools in use in both traditional digital publishing and academic publishing, with an emphasis on what they are designed to measure and what goals they are designed to serve.

A testimonial by Professor Marianne Raab on her experience assigning and teaching with Frankenbook on PubPub

Presented during the Open Publishing Fest, this document walks through how the KFG team uses PubPub internally in the event that the tool might solve content creation, organization, and dissemination problems for others teams or individuals.

Presented during the Open Publishing Fest, this resource focuses on the thinking behind the development of PubPub and showcases the platform's new dashboard.

This article is intended to walk you through the steps of creating a community, as well as the initial steps of establishing your homepage and site-wide settings.

Across the country and around the world, instructors are preparing to move their classrooms online, sometimes with almost no notice. This is an area for sharing resources on how to do so.

PubPub includes features to support the dynamic, iterative, multimedia, and often cross-disciplinary publication of scholarly work.