The Demands and Preferences of Online College Students Today
As online education continues to gain popularity, schools will need to dedicate more time and...
Enrollment Declines for Spring 2022: Decreasing Numbers of Adult Students and Certificates
Higher ed enrollments have traditionally been counter cyclical, expanding and contracting in...
Unleashing the Power of Good Teaching at San Jacinto College
What starts as a simple idea shared between colleagues can turn into a perspective altering outlook...
Light Bulb Moment: How Ideas in Higher Ed Evolve Over Time
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Bring in the Translators and Decoders: The Language of Credentialing Needs Help – Part One
Karen Elzey, Associate Executive Director, Workcred Deb Everhart, Chief Strategy Officer at...
Walk the Walk: How Continuing Ed Can Build Re-Enrollment Pathways for Returning Learners
Continuing Education in North America continues to exist adjacent to higher ed instead of within...
Non-Credit Is A Non-Issue: How Short-Cycle Learning Can Change a Community and Institution
Developing shorter, condensed programs gives members of the workforce the flexibility to return and...
Doing More With Less: How Thomas Edison State University Is Boosting CPL With Professional Learning Reviews
Credit for prior learning can act as more than just a gateway for students to return to higher ed,...
Coming Together: How Higher Ed Can Help Underserved Communities
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Back to Basics: Defining a Digital Badge Taxonomy Using Cognitive Learning and Competency Frameworks
Categorizing and evaluating the different levels of digital badges can better demonstrate to both...
How a Community College Helps Students Graduate Without Debt
Making a difference for students starts from the top, and extends beyond the walls of the...
State of Continuing Education 2022: Why Institutions Are Hesitant to Adopt Micro-Credential Programming
Micro-credentialing may still be seen by some institutions as a passing trend, but these programs...
