Augmented Books Are On The Way According To Researchers — from vrscout.com by Kyle Melnick Excerpt: Imagine this. You’re several chapters into a captivating novel […]

How higher education lost its shine — from hechingerreport.org by Jon Marcus Americans are rejecting college in record numbers, but the reasons may not be […]

College Rankings Are ‘a Joke,’ Education Secretary Says — from chronicle.com by Brianna Hatch Excerpt (emphasis DSC): Education Secretary Miguel A. Cardona called college rankings […]

States Crack Open the Door to Teachers Without College Degrees — from edweek.org by Madeline Will Excerpt: As states brace for the potential for starting […]

Average Student Not on Track to Graduate in 5 Years — from insidehighered.com by Susan H. Greenberg Excerpt: The average full-time college student doesn’t even […]

Why my school is putting music education front and centre — from educationhq.com by Justin Garrick Excerpt (emphasis DSC): Music education must not be only […]

Summer Learning Programs Struggle — and Devise Solutions — as Staff Shortages Persist — from edsurge.com by Emily Tate Sullivan Excerpt: It’s summer time, and […]

Higher Ed Is Looking to Refill Jobs. But It’s Finding a ‘Shallow and Weak’ Candidate Pool. — from chronicle.com by Megan Zahneis Excerpt (emphasis DSC): […]

Hypercompetition Is Harming Higher Ed — from chronicle.com by Julie A. Reuben Colleges should ease off the branding and remember their shared values. Excerpt: Competition […]

From DSC: The following two items make me wonder how Extended Reality (XR)-related techs will impact theatre, gaming, opera, & other forms of entertainment. AR […]

Teaching Financial Literacy — from techlearning.com by Erik Ofgang More states are adopting financial literacy requirements for students. Here are tips for teaching the topic. […]

DC: Sounds like a learning ecosystem to me: “All of this will require a rethinking of how we support adult and non-traditional learners as they […]