Ted Mitchell, Education Dive “Addressing issues of interoperability between education and employment are more important than ever,” writes American Council on Education President Ted Mitchell. In […]
MEREDITH KOLODNER and SARAH BUTRYMOWICZ, Hechinger Report Online for-profit colleges like these see an unusual opportunity to boost enrollment during the coronavirus pandemic. Their flexible […]
Rebecca Koenig, EdSurge Much of the attention that open educational resources have earned focuses on their low cost. After all, a free or inexpensive alternative […]
MATT KRISTOFFERSEN, Yale Daily News As the Yale community awaits announcements regarding how education will continue in the fall semester, the News surveyed Yale College […]
ANANT AGARWAL, EDX NEWS Today, we’re excited to share insights from a new study on online learning. The study, which is one of the largest […]
Abigail Hess, CNBC “I wouldn’t be surprised to see enrollment in residential college programs drop by roughly 10% or so in the fall, and revenue […]
Marcia Lyner-Cleophas, Maverick Students are usually assessed in specific ways during a specific period, such as two or three hours answering memorised questions. Given the […]
Jeffrey R. Young, EdSurge As MIT considered whether to hold classes online or in person in the fall, and how to operate safely in either […]
Ray Schroeder, Inside Higher Ed In the weeks of COVID-19 isolation, the disparity of access to the internet has become more obvious as school-age children […]
Will Douglas Heaven, MIT Technology Review Deepfakes have struck a nerve with the public and researchers alike. There is something uniquely disturbing about these AI-generated […]
Robyn D. Shulman, Forbes The ways we respond and react to the need for better methods of virtual learning will have a significant impact on […]
Amber McClung, St. Mary’s Univesity My approach was to take things one step at a time and to keep my students’ well-being as the top […]
