The Future of U.S. Higher Education with Online Learning—Two Steps Forward or One Step Back?
Higher ed leaders need to decide on the future of their institutions—either moving forward and...
Higher ed leaders need to decide on the future of their institutions—either moving forward and...
Amy Chester | Director of the Science Academy, University of Maryland
Non-credit programs help institutions quickly respond to rapidly changing market demand, but it’s...
Wendy Schatzberg | Director for the Center of Teaching and Learning, Utah Tech University
Different teaching methods work best for different subjects. But getting students more engaged is...
Sheila LeBlanc | Associate Vice President for Continuing Education, University of Calgary
Micro-credentialing may still be seen by some institutions as a passing trend, but these programs...
Shanae Mundee | Director of Student Life, Colorado Mesa University
Developing co-curricular programming comes with unique challenges that other departments may not...
A streamlined system for curriculum design cuts development time, ensures consistency and can help...
Mark Milliron | President, National University
Changing the way we engage students, use technology and develop personal experiences can help us...
The tried-and-true Socratic method is not necessarily the best way to go about teaching, especially...
Schools are having to adapt to a changing world, just as we all did, whether that be different in...
Rene Eborn | Deputy of Digital Transformation & Associate Vice President, Utah State University
Although many institutions initially sought to simply transition face-to-face classes online in a...
One size does not fit all when it comes to supporting learners in different regions. Programming...
In order to meet the adult learners’ need for flexibility and affordability, CBE programs need to...