Four Trends in Professional Development and Continuing Education
As traditional academia mirrors some of the work continuing ed divisions have been doing for years,...
Kristine Collins | Dean of the Division of Continuing Education, University of California—Irvine
As traditional academia mirrors some of the work continuing ed divisions have been doing for years,...
In a time of great uncertainty, we can often be drawn to the promise of easy solutions and right...
Deb Adair | Executive Director and CEO, Quality Matters
The lessons learned from the paradigm shift in response to the pandemic are ones that will be...
Dan Donaldson | Associate Provost, Lock Haven University
Higher education has always been notoriously slow to change, but the COVID-19 pandemic has...
Richard Irwin | Executive Dean of UofM Global and Academic Innovation, University of Memphis
Higher education’s rapid shift into the online space means instructors are having to learn on the...
Coaching—used in many industries but is less common in higher ed—can be used as a leadership tools...
As more learners (and their parents) question their return on educational investment, providing...
Although higher education does anticipate a return to some version of normal, many of the practices...
Brooks Doherty | Associate Chief Academic Officer, Rasmussen College
Now is the chance for institutions to re-design their online spaces to be more intentional, geared...
Patrick Guilfoile | Provost, University of Wisconsin-Stout (Retired)
Higher education is known as a sector that is notoriously slow to move, but with the pandemic...
The quick transition of all courses online has exposed problems of flexibility and accessibility in...
Daniel Piedra | Assistant Director of the Center for Continuing Education, McMaster University
As post-secondary institutions plan to re-open their campuses, they should consider implementing...