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More than half of higher-ed employees feel their voice isn’t heard
More than half (59 percent) of higher education faculty and staff feel their voice is not heard at work, according to a survey of more than 550 employees at higher education institutions about topics ranging from compensation and benefits to stress and campus leadership.
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Coding bootcamps could benefit from flipped learning
The traditional models of education have some serious problems that need to be addressed. Seeking a four-year degree is time consuming and expensive, especially for people who are already in the workforce.
Why mobilized dining could reinvent campus food services
While economics, competition and student satisfaction are the driving forces behind these moves, more recently, other factors have come into play causing dining service directors to think outside the box to redefine their business models further. One of those factors is the recent pandemic.
Are your digital learning tools helping STEM faculty and students?
It’s been a little more than two years since many faculty first shifted their physical classrooms and labs online because of the COVID-19 pandemic. For almost everyone in academia across undergraduate and graduate levels, the pandemic sparked a disruptive shift from face-to-face instruction to distance online learning.
6 ways to advance equitable access in higher education
In the spring of 2020, we saw life as we knew it largely disrupted due to the global pandemic. Society continues to weather its effects, which show up differently for various communities due to the persistence of systemic inequalities. Americans are looking for ways to obtain upward mobility, and historically, the best way to achieve this has been through higher education.
10 institutions launching metaversities this fall
Digital twin campuses will be teeming with students at 10 U.S. colleges and universities this fall.
3 ways to manage your institution’s cyber insurance
For a service designed to give consumers peace of mind, cyber insurance has become a convoluted and contentious subject.
How to protect your institution’s student data
Recent increases in data privacy awareness have come not a minute too soon, as the higher education ecosystem finds itself in critical discussions about data security as the number of compromising attacks continues to rise.
4 ways colleges can future-proof themselves
As institutions of higher education prepare for the upcoming fall semester, they continue to face strong headwinds. From the declining number of high school graduates enrolling in college to inflationary constraints, the future of postsecondary education is more uncertain than ever—especially amid fears of a recession.
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