By striking a careful balance of digital and in-person resources, institutions can design a new hybrid student experience far better suited for the varied needs of today's students.
Most colleges and universities offering cybersecurity courses face tough challenges in devising programs that are attractive and relevant, that combine theory with practice, and that help graduates get jobs
Background Situated among the Rocky Mountains, faculty at the University of Wyoming (UW) are familiar with rugged terrain. But when the COVID-19 pandemic forced in-person courses to move online, many instructors felt they had entered uncharted territory. Navigating this transition required a guide who is highly experienced in evaluating, designing, and teaching online courses. That’s what UW […]
Background Calvin University helps students develop the skills to answer their calling. And a big part of Calvin’s success has been their faculty’s ability to connect faith and learning. With the de Vries Institute for Global Faculty Development, Calvin is making that connection even more potent. Calvin University founded the de Vries Institute in partnership with […]
Applying to college may never be as easy as requesting a Lyft. But with Student Journey, we’re helping universities offer the self-guided admissions experience that learners prefer. Corey Miller, our Vice President of Customer Marketing, shares how focusing on the learner experience can deliver a substantial ROI for your institution. Digital life has totally changed people’s […]
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.
