Undergraduate Students And Workplace Preparedness
Higher education institutions would do well to ensure that their undergraduate programs contain...
Beware the Whammy-Induced Frisky Squirrel Syndrome
Whammy-Induced Frisky Squirrel Syndrome can affect anyone at any time, and it is important for...
Adapting Professional Development to a Faster-Paced World
— Co-written with Erin McCloskey | Faculty Associate in Distance Education and Professional...
Supporting Non-Traditional Students and the Workforce with Federal Grants
As the need for highly-skilled labor in certain industries grow, higher education institutions can...
Integrating 3D Objects and Animations into the Virtual Learning Environment
The ability to teach with virtually-rendered 3D objects has huge implications for the future of...
Overcoming the Critical Need for Better Support of Military Spouses in Higher Education
Spouses of active military personnel and veterans face a number of challenges in their higher...
Accepting Credits for MOOCs: Good for Students, Good for Society
By granting transfer credits for the completion of a massive open online course, Colorado State...
Higher Education Enrollment Down for the First Time in 15 Years
For the first time since 1996, higher education enrollment dropped in fall 2011, according to a...
Online Universities Struggling to Compete in the Free Course Era
When the University of California System launched UC Online in 2010, it was expected that the...
Message to Online Learning Critics: “You’ll See.”
John Ebersole, the president of Excelsior College, wrote in Forbes Magazine last week that...
What do Research Universities Uniquely Bring to Online Education?
—Co-written with Christine Geith | Assistant Provost and Executive Director of MSUglobal, Michigan...
What do Research Universities Uniquely Bring to Online Education?
—Co-written with Ken Udas | Deputy Vice Chancellor and Chief Information Officer, University of...
