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 […]
In the last days of March, it became increasingly clear to ASU Entrepreneur in Residence David Levin (former CEO of McGraw-Hill…
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Read MoreCoursera announced on June 1 it would be opening up access to a massive swath of their offerings for college students…
Read MoreAmerican higher education appears to be turning upside-down. Those who hold a degree or certificate are more likely to enroll in…
Read MoreWhile online learning has taken hold in many disciplines, J.D. degree programs have been slow to follow. The American Bar Association…
Read MoreOn April 15, the online learning platform Coursera debuted a new machine learning tool called CourseMatch. It automatically pairs university faculties…
Read MoreLet’s give a definitive answer to the question that’s on everyones’s mind: Can Fortnite teach a full K-12 curriculum for you? This…
Read MoreDr. Rhianna Rogers is an associate professor of interdisciplinary studies at SUNY Empire State College. Part of her work has led…
Read MoreAs North American universities continue to close classes to stop the spread of coronavirus, many students have been advised to continue…
Read MoreCOVID-19, also known as coronavirus, has progressed around the world and throughout North America faster than many expected. President Donald Trump…
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Matthew Leavy May 11, 2021
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