Milwaukee-based edtech platform Fiveable is merging with the online platform Hours. Fiveable acquired Hours back in May of 2021. Hours is now the central Fiveable platform. It is now officially a product offered as part of the Fiveable brand. Fiveable also announced Tuesday that the platform will not be offering any new review content for
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As of this January, the Fiveable team has stopped creating study content to add to their library. DoAmaral said this decision was made because there are several other ways for students to access free content elsewhere on the internet.
“This spring, we will not have Fiveable teachers streaming AP cram reviews,” DoAmaral said. “We will be focused on helping thousands of students form and join cram study groups in spring 2022. Our focus will be on creating study groups and spaces for students to work together.”
She said the Fiveable team will not be taking down any of their previously uploaded content. All study guides, blogs and past cram videos will remain online. The library will remain frozen in place.
Fiveable plans on incorporating the green color seen within the Hours logo into their logo as an acknowledgement to the platform.