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Jeremy Bauer-Wolf, Education Dive Moody’s Investors Service downgraded its outlook for the higher education sector from stable to negative, predicting widespread instability as a result […]
Hallie Busta, Education Dive The U.S. Department of Education has expanded guidance issued to accreditors earlier this month about the level of flexibility they can […]
Joshua Kim, Inside Higher Ed As a sociologist, I’m interested in the organizational, cultural, and structural conditions that enable or impede colleges and universities from […]
Catalin Cimpanu, ZD Net With most employees working from home amid today’s COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak, enterprise VPN servers have now become paramount to a company’s […]
Steve Ranger, ZD Net With the rapid increase in remote working in mind, European cybersecurity agency ENISA has set out a series of recommendations for […]
D. Christopher Brooks and Susan Grajek, EDUCAUSE Review This research summary is one of a series of reports outlining higher education’s readiness to move teaching […]
Ayrton Ostly, Salinas Californian Chromebooks are already in wide use at many schools in SUHSD, making a transition to distance learning not too different from […]
D’Angelo Starks, The Grand Haven Tribune “The quick time period is the thing that’s vexing most of us,” said Eric Harvey, a professor in GVSU’s […]
John Hopkins University The class is offered publicly on Coursera and requires no prior background in science or health fields. Johns Hopkins will offer a free […]
Matthew Lynch, Tech Edvocate Adaptive assessments are becoming a valuable tool for educators who see the critical need for personalization in the classroom. With adaptive […]
Doug Lederman, Inside Higher Ed So today this column will focus on a question that is generating a good bit of discussion among thoughtful observers […]
Tiernan Ray, ZD Net Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard last month described in the scholarly journal Cell how they used a […]
