Professional Certifications: A Quick Path to Career Advancement
Professional certifications signal to an employer that you have proven mastery of a given,...
The Four E’s of Continuing Education: The Second E is for Experience
A student’s non-academic experience can make or break their overall impression of a program or...
Continuing Education and College Credit Collaboration: Necessary for Success
By harmonizing their credit and non-credit arms, colleges and universities can provide higher...
Improving Higher Education for Low-Skilled Adults through Accelerating Opportunity
The Accelerating Opportunity initiative is providing colleges with a model of how to provide...
Thou Shalt Register With the State!
The issue of state regulation over distance learning programs is beginning to complicate the...
E is for Excellence: Four E's for Organizational Modeling in Non-Credit Continuing Education Programs
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Shaping Higher Education to the Needs of Older Adults
Adult students are not currently well-served in colleges and universities, but they are becoming...
Lifelong Learning Starts Before Adulthood
Lifelong learning can begin for students long before they ever step into a university classroom,...
How Can Neuroscience Inform Online Adult Education?
Research related to how the brain functions should inform pedagogical and instructional...
Industry’s Hyper-Competitiveness Takes Focus Off Social Good Mission
In the pursuit of more students in this hypercompetitive marketplace, higher education institutions...
Military Friendly: Choose Those Words Wisely
Labeling a college or university as “Military Friendly” is more than just a marketing plot. It...
Making Higher Education Work for Those Out of Work
Numerous industries are in periods of great flux and change, resulting in a large number of people...
