Fort Lauderdale, FL and Cherry Hill, NJ – The Dan Marino Foundation this week launched a new financial literacy program that provides free lessons available […]
Most people know the benefits that come with furthering your education: you become more qualified, you can make more money, you have an edge over […]
5% of the world’s population has a hearing impairment that requires a hearing aid or other rehabilitation technology – that is 34 million children and […]
As the enrollment crash becomes an existential crisis, what’s happened at this nearly 140-year-old art school shows that colleges and universities can, in fact, transform, […]
It’s common knowledge that engaging–and retaining–girls and women in STEM classes, STEM degrees, and STEM careers is an ongoing challenge. Some key elements in this […]
Right now is a key moment in making higher ed institutions more inclusive through technology that broadens accessibility and encourages innovative pedagogies. As many prestigious […]
One trend reviving interest in education in the trades appears to be growing doubt among high school students and career switchers about the value of […]
This narrow learning model discourages students who have personal commitments like a job or familial responsibilities from accessing on-campus learning. This is especially true for […]
In this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast, Jeff talks with return guest Ray about COVID’s indelible impact on teaching and learning, the metaverse, blockchain, […]
British university experiments with exams created in part by computer codes—and appears to have success. Custom exams containing unique data sets for each student being […]
A total of 72 percent of higher education CIOs responded that they have already deployed or will deploy Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning within the […]
During the pandemic, we all saw that a lot of staff work could be done remotely because we were doing it remotely. In the survey […]
