Heather Long, Washington Post As humanities majors slump to the lowest level in decades, calls are coming from surprising places for a revival. Some prominent […]
Marco Annunziata, Forbes Would you trust an Artificial Intelligence (AI) to tell you how to become more effective and successful at your job? How would […]
Loren Katz, Vox The reason it’s so hard to figure out who’s affected by AI grading is because there’s not just one program that’s being […]
Data Points, AACC About 6 percent of all undergraduate students indicate that they are currently serving in the military, in the reserves or National Guard, or […]
By Hallie Busta, Education Dive When it comes to strategic planning, just one in six colleges is looking a decade or more ahead, according to […]
Doug Lederman, Inside Higher Ed Survey of four-year-college leaders finds they lack confidence in their institutions’ ability to adapt — and aren’t planning ahead in […]
University of Nebraska – Tomorrow’s Professor So, how is a community of learners formed in an online course? What are the typical characteristics and practices? […]
Tim Goral, University Business As more colleges and universities add online courses to their catalogs, the market share for online program managers (OPM) has begun […]
Matthew Lynch, Tech Edvocate With thousands upon thousands of videos added to the service every hour, YouTube can be an unwieldy service to parse through […]
Matthew Lynch, Tech Edvocate Microlearning is a modern educational tool that provides learners with bite-sized pieces of content on their mobile devices, be it smartphones, […]
Suhrid Gajendragadkar, Duwain Pinder, Ted Rounsaville, and Jason Wright; McKinsey When colleges and universities think about building academic enterprises for the 21st century, they often […]
Felicity Parsisson, Open Access Government With 66% of millennials and 59% of Gen Z surveyed by Pearson agreeing that ‘technology will transform how college students […]
