Coursera Conference 2021: Highlights and Takeaways — from blog.coursera.org by Betty Vandenbosch Excerpt: The Coursera Product Innovation session was another conference favorite, as we shared […]
Public Colleges Are Going After Adult Students Online. Are They Already Too Late? — from chronicle.com by Lee Gardner Excerpts: But competing with the established […]
MOOC Enrollment Explodes in 2020 — from campustechnology.com by Dian Schaffhauser Excerpt: According to a new report by Class Central, a company that tracks massive open online courses, […]
As an alternative to a full master’s degree, edX and Coursera offer MicroMasters and MasterTrack certificate programs at a fraction of the cost of grad […]
A Record Year Amid a Pandemic: US Edtech Raises $2.2 Billion in 2020 — from edsurge.com by Tony Wan Excerpts: In 2020, U.S. education technology […]
From DSC: As we move into 2021, the blistering pace of emerging technologies will likely continue. Technologies such as: Artificial Intelligence (AI) — including technologies […]
The Year TV Leaped Into The Future — from protocol.com by Janko Roettgers The lockdowns this year have transformed our homes into offices, schools, concert […]
How E-Learning Content Is Evolving: 7 Trends You Need to Know About — from trainingmag.com by Tiffany Harper Continuous, personalized learning in small bites through […]
The Digital Divide for Tribal College Students — COVID, CARES Act, and Critical Next Steps — from diverseeducation.com Excerpt: In this episode staff writer Sara […]
From DSC…by the way, another title for this blog could have been: WIN-WIN situations all around! The Theatre Departments out there could collaborate with other […]
The pandemic pushed universities online. The change was long overdue. — from hbr-org.cdn.ampproject.org by Sean Gallagher and Jason Palmer; with thanks to Mike Mathews for […]
From DSC: What if each learner/person/student could have a lifelong, cloud-based “tribute” site? What if you could hire a career coach to sift through the […]
