Online learning critical to the ‘reskilling’ of America — from thehill.com by Jeff Maggioncalda [From DSC: As Jeff is the CEO of Coursera, a worldwide […]
Are universities going the way of CDs and cable TV? — from theatlantic.com by Michael Smith; with thanks to Homa Tavangar & Will Richardson for […]
From DSC: If the first wave of the Coronavirus continues — and is joined by a second wave later this year or early next year […]
From DSC: The article below got me to thinking about designing learning experiences and what our learning experiences might be like in the future — […]
12+ educational websites that every mechanical engineer should know — from interestingengineering.com These are some of the best mechanical engineering websites, perfect for any student […]
Colleges cut academic programs in the face of budget shortfalls due to Covid-19 — from cnbc.com by Jessica Dickler Key points: As colleges face extreme […]
The “new normal” paradox: What COVID-19 has revealed about higher education — from bigthink.com by Dr. Michael Crow, President of ASU Excerpt: Third, it is […]
Blockchain Can Disrupt Higher Education Today, Global Labor Market Tomorrow — from cointelegraph.com by Andrew Singer Blockchain can play its part in the education sector […]
Coursera Makes Certificate Programs Free to College Students During Pandemic — from campustechnology.com by Rhea Kelly Excerpt: Online learning provider Coursera has opened up its […]
From DSC: I saw the piece below from Graham Brown-Martin’s solid, thought-provoking posting entitled, “University as a Service (UaaS)” out at medium.com. My question is: […]
From DSC: And this phenomenon of learning from the living [class] room will likely pick up steam; some learning-related services are already heading that […]
Johns Hopkins trains 22,000 contact tracers on Coursera in the first week — from blog.coursera.org by Jeff Maggioncalda Excerpt: We are highly encouraged by the […]
