Exploring faculty attitudes on tech

June 12, 2012 | Mediasite

Inside Higher Ed’s sixth annual Survey of Faculty Attitudes on Technology explores how professors and campus leaders view online learning and academic technology. Get an inside look at this year’s survey with IHE editor Doug Lederman.

Read more

Topics: Uncategorized

More from University Business

Solving the remediation riddle in higher ed

Two- and four-year colleges across the nation have plugged the black hole of remediation with a range of programs designed to keep students enrolled while steering them toward greater levels […]

Okla. higher education embraces digital healthcare, gut first

Vivante Health, inventors of the GIThrive all-in-one digital program for gut health and disease, is pleased to announce its partnership with Oklahoma Higher Education Employee Interlocal Group.

Waste watching in higher ed

For many colleges and universities, there used to be gold in garbage. Or, at least, there was some revenue to go along with the recycling stream. But two years ago, […]

Go to Homepage >

Topics

Resources

Work With Us

Exploring faculty attitudes on tech

Trending Stories

College presidents discuss enrollment declines, volatility in higher ed

UPenn’s head of counseling, psychology takes his own life

U. of Tenn. says it's already sold more than 16,000 shirts inspired by bullied boy's design

More from University Business

Solving the remediation riddle in higher ed

Okla. higher education embraces digital healthcare, gut first

Waste watching in higher ed

Exploring faculty attitudes on tech

Share this article!

Trending Stories

College presidents discuss enrollment declines, volatility in higher ed

UPenn’s head of counseling, psychology takes his own life

U. of Tenn. says it's already sold more than 16,000 shirts inspired by bullied boy's design

More from University Business

Solving the remediation riddle in higher ed

Okla. higher education embraces digital healthcare, gut first

Waste watching in higher ed