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...
Combatting the Great Resignation with Specialized Training
Businesses rely on corporate training programs to develop their workforce, but these programs must...
Looking to the Future: How New Technologies Can Transform Higher Education
Access to information and accessible classroom alternatives, like online and distance learning, are...
New Identity: The Switch From a College to a University
Not only will the change from a college to a university make an institution more appealing to...
The State of American Education: How to Get Students Back on Track
Institutions must better accommodate students undergoing emotional and financial stress to rebound...
State of Continuing Education 2022: How Higher Ed Can Compete With Silicon Valley
To best equip students, a school must be both proactive and responsive to students’ needs, creating...
Obstacles in Co-Curricular Programming
Developing co-curricular programming comes with unique challenges that other departments may not...
Reaching Receptive Learners: Why Continuing Education Has to Target the Right Audience
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Making Lemonade from Lemons: Pandemic-Driven Improvements in Workforce Instruction and Training
In a time of uncertainty, while technology continues to evolve past what was once thought possible,...
Reflections on Conducting Research in a Changing Credentialing Ecosystem
Traditional methods of research are not compatible with the way micro-credentials operate. Change...
State of Continuing Education 2022: How Continuing Ed Continues to Overcome Obstacles
Access to funding in Continuing Ed is a challenge that institutions across the United States and...
Lessons Learned From Launching a Micro-Credential Program
Badging programs are focused on introducing skills and understanding industry basics. From there,...
