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Teaching and Learning

5 tech leaders say higher ed must do better to meet employer demands

Embracing shorter-term credentials and leaning on partners are crucial to sustained success at colleges and universities.

Nearly a third of U.S. students polled favor banning Russian students during war

Some worry about spying, seat-taking at colleges, despite merits of international exchange.

Why 7 colleges are turning to course sharing to better serve students

A new consortium will give group of HBCUs and MSIs more opportunities to retain students, build enrollment and offer new courses.

Behind $1.1 billion donation, Stanford will open School for Sustainability

After several of years of planning, it’s launching just in time to tackle a foreboding climate crisis.

The 2 critical areas colleges must address in meeting student need

A study of young and adult learners shows that institutional supports are key, including how technology is utilized.

More than new 70 colleges and universities chosen to help the incarcerated get credentials

The Department of Education is expanding Second Chance Pell Experiment for prospective students in prison.
Wed Apr 27th, 2022

How cheating on online exams may be eroding higher ed’s future credibility

The fact that cheating on online exams rose during the pandemic may not surprise higher ed leaders, but the steepness of the increase may be startling. One company is sharing its data.
Tue Apr 26th, 2022

3 steps for adjunct faculty inclusion in edtech adoption

With adjuncts making up around 75% of faculty in higher ed, getting them trained on the latest edtech is essential.
Thu Apr 21st, 2022

Open to change? How higher ed can save millions, reach more students

A new report from Achieving The Dream shows the immense power of open educational resources, beyond just cost.
Thu Apr 21st, 2022

How one university made wellness top priority at the presidential level

The University of West Georgia's holistic approach includes the creation of a key position with president-level power.
Wed Apr 20th, 2022

The new teaching assistant: ESM can retain educators and resolve bottlenecks in universities

Building on ITSM and ITAM, enterprise service management has assumed a broader and increasingly essential role in education that will last long after the pandemic ends.

Fri Apr 15th, 2022