Want Some MOOC With Your TV Dinner? (Part 2)
As MOOCs become more popular, instructors have to decide whether to replicate the limited...
The Time is Now for Mobile Technology in Higher Education
— Co-written with Dennis Yang | President and Chief Operating Officer, Udemy— Mobile technology is...
Michigan’s Growing Population of Non-Traditional Students Leading to Digital Shift
Public universities in Michigan have been noticing a major shift in their student demographics and...
IT Changes Education; Education Changes People
While technology has the capacity to revolutionize higher education, it cannot do so on its own....
iPad Mini Required for Lynn University
After a successful trial run, Lynn University announced that iPad Mini devices will be incorporated...
The Shift to Digitizing Classrooms and How Institutions Can Play a Part
Emerging technologies are going to replace traditional textbooks when it comes to classroom...
Beware the Whammy-Induced Frisky Squirrel Syndrome
Whammy-Induced Frisky Squirrel Syndrome can affect anyone at any time, and it is important for...
Shifting to Responsive Web Design
Switching to responsive web design has allowed UC San Diego to better serve its students by...
Meeting the Needs of the Professional Development Market with Mobile Learning
As use of mobile devices continues to grow, higher education institutions would do well to...
Mobile Governance as a Collaborative Tool
The process of developing a mobile web governance platform was a collaborative process that...
Social Media and Video in Higher Education
Video and social media are taking off as effective strategies institutions and instructors can use...
Webinars Are Better, But Not Yet Best
Webinars, in the end, are still one-direction learning meant for a wide audience. Photo by Anna...
