Higher education institutions had to pivot quickly last March when Covid-19 forced the nation into lockdown. Even eleven months into the pandemic, universities are still trying to figure out how to attract, retain and engage students. A particular challenge I hear daily: how do we teach fields of study — like the sciences — that […]
Higher education institutions had to pivot quickly last March when Covid-19 forced the nation into lockdown. Even eleven months into the…
Read MoreFor the average student, college represents a bureaucratic challenge on a scale that many have yet to encounter. That is a…
Read MoreFinding out what you want to do in life can be challenging, but one nonprofit partnering with community colleges across the…
Read MoreA recent study published by Frontiers in Education suggests that certain modern communicative applications, namely WhatsApp and Google Drive, can be…
Read MoreIn 2018, Louisiana State University (LSU) set an ambitious goal for their online program. The institution hired an online learning veteran…
Read MoreThe online education platform Outlier.org began an institutional partnership with Florida Polytechnic University this summer. The company says there is an…
Read MoreThere’s no question that the covid-19 pandemic has devastated families, institutions, and countries around the world. More than 150,000 people have…
Read MoreThe American fall college semester is still a work in progress. While some institutions once planned a partial or full reopening…
Read MoreAt the end of the spring 2020 semester, many remained optimistic that campuses would be able to reopen come the fall.…
Read MoreOklahoma University (OU) has long been a leader in online learning. The institution has numerous online bachelor’s degrees ranked among the…
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Cheryl Miller March 02, 2021
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