Can Students and Higher Education Strike a Grand Bargain?
The current higher education model was established in the industrial age and has, for the most...
Gordon Freedman | President, National Laboratory for Education Transformation
The current higher education model was established in the industrial age and has, for the most...
Becky Takeda-Tinker | President, Colorado State University—Global Campus
By empowering staff to support change processes—backed by three key fundamental factors of...
While innovation is seen as a side project at many postsecondary institutions, it’s critical to...
Laurie Dodge | Vice Provost and Vice Chancellor of Institutional Assessment, Brandman University
Launching innovative programming is a challenge, especially when those offerings differ in almost...
Shonda Gibson | Associate Vice Chancellor, Texas A&M University System
Successfully launching and maintaining an innovative program that defies some of the key elements...
Paul LeBlanc | President, Southern New Hampshire University
Focusing on the institution mission, clearly articulating and communicating the vision, and...
Rovy Branon | Vice Provost for Continuum College, University of Washington
Non-credit offerings are increasingly important to individuals’ success in the labor market, but...
Recognizing the need for shorter-term programming that leads to in-demand technical skill...
Hugh Brock | Associate Provost of Academic Innovation, University of British Columbia
Reimagining continuing studies requires foresight, administrative buy-in, and, crucially,...
Though a number of changes are clearly needed to create a system of regulation that protects...
Angie Besendorfer | Chancellor, WGU Missouri
Competency-based programming that is flexible and designed to meet the needs of adults is critical...
Daniel Christian | Chief Learning Architect, Learning from the Living [Class] Room
The higher education industry has changed significantly over the past decade, and given the pace...