The Recovering Corporate Market Presents New Opportunities for Continuing Education
As corporations begin to recover from the recession, many employers are looking to increase their...
Not Enough Programming Scheduled for Working Professionals
Higher education institutions need to do more to make sure their programs fit the schedules of...
Higher Education Must Create Links With Industries
To better meet the needs of working professionals, higher education institutions must form closer...
The Value of Partnering with Small Higher Education Institutions
Smaller institutions are typically more in-tune with the needs of local communities and can provide...
Developing Employee Talent with Programs from Globally Recognized Universities
By partnering with a big-name education provider, corporations can increase buy-in to their...
Think it Through: Technical Considerations of Corporate Partnerships
Sharing data is mutually beneficial for both the higher education institution and their corporate...
How Can Colleges Compete with Free Content?
As the influence and reach of Massive Open Online Courses continue to grow, and it becomes easier...
Gates Foundation Sees Value of MOOCs in Introductory Instruction
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is trying to see just how influential Massive Open Online...
Using Data to Drive Successful Learning Partnerships
Collecting and maintaining data about client organizations can help institutions serve them better...
California’s Confused Priorities
Last week California Common Sense (CACS), a non-partisan policy analysis group, released a report...
Employees Should Pay For Training, But Not Always From Their Pockets
While employers may well be on the hook financially for an employee’s ongoing learning and...
Employers Should Take Responsibility for Employee Development
It can be difficult for employers to swallow the costs associated with employee professional...
