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...
Four Signs Online Learning Is Here to Stay
COVID-19 has sparked a seismic shift in how schools operate, sending millions online. The digital...
Best Practices for Tapping into the Pool of Lifelong Learners as the Education Process Evolves
Businesses and higher ed institutions will benefit, stay more relevant, and continue to thrive...
From Confusion to Clarity in Today’s Dynamic Education and Training Marketplace
: There are nearly one million education programs offered in the United States, each with their own...
How Local Schools Act Global: What Higher Ed Is Doing Around The World To Improve Student Outcomes
A college or university is more than what happens within its walls. Considering what a school does...
Personalized Content Recommendation At Scale: Issues and Approaches
Identifying and assisting struggling students is not one size fits all. Making sure the tools are...
Finding the Middle Ground: What Higher Ed Can Do To Appeal To As Many Learners As Possible
Putting an emphasis on experiential learning, networking, and accessibility can help provide a top...
Why SUNY Has It Right: Schools Must Stop Withholding Transcripts to Equalize Education
Preventing students from accessing their own transcripts leave so many out in the cold, holding...
Thinking Outside Higher Ed’s Iron Triangle
Solving the iron triangle issue doesn’t need to be a two-dimensional problem; by approaching...
It’s All About Choice: Delivering the Personalization Students Demand
Modern learners demand choice. A personalized experience is critical in higher ed to attract and...
Creating Semester Flexibility for the Modern Learner
The students who most need higher education are often served the most poorly by it. Flexible,...
Bringing Baccalaureate Degrees into the Community College
Modern learners want a baccalaureate degree, but achieving them isn’t as easy for everyone....
