Tech Equity in Higher Education Is a Systemic Challenge
The digital divide is a systemic issue. More than having access to devices, there is a need for...
Enrollment First: How Empowering Enrollment Management Can Drive Innovation
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How Continuing Ed Fits in with The Overarching Institution
Continuing Education lives in a space with more flexibility and looser state regulation, which can...
Equity Considerations in Credit for Prior Learning and Beyond
Higher ed is more accessible to more people than ever before, but there is still much to be done to...
What The Modern Registrar’s Office Can Do For The Modern Learner
Today’s registrar’s is almost unrecognizable from those ten or so years ago. How registrars work,...
Four Signs Online Learning Is Here to Stay
COVID-19 has sparked a seismic shift in how schools operate, sending millions online. The digital...
Environmental Education for Adult Learners: Nature is Doing its Part to Restore Itself, Now Let Us Do Ours
Adult learners are rarely included in environmental conversations, but they could be able to...
A Balancing Act Between Efficiency, Rigor and Time When Developing Curricula
New curricula require new systems to better streamline the development and approval processes....
Limitations, Visualization and What Employers Are Looking For: How the Job Market Is Fueling Decision-Making
By understanding what the job market is looking for, colleges and universities are better prepared...
How Trades Programs are Building The Future of Education
Accessibility is key for growing awareness of and enrollment in skilled trades programs, as well as...
Constructing a Rock-Solid Structure for Curriculum Design and Development Guidance
A streamlined system for curriculum design cuts development time, ensures consistency and can help...
How Accessibility, Continuing Ed, and a Diverse Student Population Are Changing Institutions’ Priorities
Continuing Ed highlights the need to respond to industry demands and learner interests. By...
