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In these unprecedented times in which we’re all seeing a huge increase in remote learning and remote working, at Overleaf we’re helping by providing an easy to use, easy to manage, and easy to expand collaborative authoring solution.

Overleaf’s collaborative LaTeX authoring tool is in use by over 6 million researchers, students and authors around the world. It provides organizations with an innovative, collaborative, state-of-the-art authoring solution to help them work smoothly across teams and other research institutions around the world.

Remote learning can be very different from sitting in a lecture theatre or classroom. Whilst remote learning gives you a lot of flexibility, it’s important to ensure you have the right learning space, frame of mind and routine to make your learning experience a good one.

As you venture into a new school year, you might be looking at getting ahead of the game and working differently, or just thinking about the adjustments you will need to make. We’ve gathered together our top tips to help you as you adapt to remote learning.

Remote teaching can be a great way to continue the learning process, when in-person instruction is not an option. For teachers, there is a lot to consider; and planning, along with utilizing the right tools, is crucial to ensure a smooth transition from classroom to home.

Here are some of our top tips to help you when you’re working on your assignments, class content or own projects.

We’re pleased to announce the full release of the Overleaf project file outline. This feature is perfect for anyone who is working on larger projects such as research papers, books and theses. It's also pretty handy for shorter projects too!

Overleaf has been named as a winner in the 2020 SaaS Awards Program in the category of Best SaaS for Nonprofits or Education. With almost 300 entrants across 36 categories, the SaaS Awards celebrate excellence in software across the world, including the US, Canada, Australasia, UK and EMEA.