For awhile in the late aughts and early ‘10s, public libraries looked like they were in trouble. Budgets were reduced year after year in regions throughout the U.S., leading to fewer resource acquisitions, cuts in staffing, and decreased hours. And, while libraries remained overly popular in the American public mood, in-person usage began to fluctuate. While 53% of Americans 16 and older visited a library sometime in 2012, by 2015, that figure had dropped to 44%.
For awhile in the late aughts and early ‘10s, public libraries looked like they were in trouble. Budgets were reduced year…
Many instructors in the field of special needs education have likely heard of virtual reality (VR) and its uses for learners…
The International Conference on E-Learning in the Workplace (ICELW) wrapped up this afternoon at Faculty House on the Columbia University campus.…
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Educators, researchers and instructional designers from around the globe are meeting on the Columbia University campus this week to explore the…
The International Conference on E-Learning in the Workplace (ICELW) opened this afternoon at Columbia University. Dr. David Guralnick, a faculty member…
In partnership with the nearby For Vancouver National Historic Site, he and computer science teacher Cindy Hagin have led students through…
Today, Blackboard, one of the most widely used learning management systems at the postsecondary level, announced that it is releasing a…
On June 20th, the United Nations will mark World Refugee Day. According to the United Nations, over 65 million people worldwide…
June 11, 1978, Texas Instruments, which is best known for its calculators, got into the language learning game when they launched…
