6 tips to unlock the most value from AI
For campuses and districts that haven’t started their AI journeys, it’s critical to know that AI models are only as good as the data that goes into the tool. To ensure data can adequately train AI to improve education-related outcomes, consider these six strategies.
Resolution to Re-enroll: More than 50% of Those Under 35 Plan to Return to School This Year
A recent Study.com survey among the growing population of U.S. adults with some college and no credential revealed 52% of those under 35 years old plan to re-enroll as part of their New Year’s resolutions, significantly higher than the 30% of all…
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College completion rates inch upward
After several years of stalled progress in the national college completion rates, there are promising signs of improvement in the percentage of college students who are earning credentials within a six-year period.
3 reasons AI skills are essential for college grads
As today’s global workforce becomes increasingly interconnected and technology-driven, AI’s critical role in shaping industries is undeniable. For today’s college students, graduating with skills in AI is no longer optional.
College counseling in an AI world: A path to fair access
College admissions counseling has long been an accessory of the affluent, with private counseling often costing thousands–if not tens of thousands–of dollars.
Empowering teachers through video reflection and dynamic coaching
At the University at Buffalo Teacher Residency (UBTR), part of our innovative approach involves the integration of video reflection, a powerful process that fosters self-observation and critical inquiry.
Navigation and guidance in the age of AI: 5 trends to watch
Key points: Navigation and guidance is a critical resource, yet its remains woefully under-staffed. This challenge is reaching critical importance with the proliferation of nontraditional college pathways–navigation and guidance will…
4 areas poised to impact the future of higher education
In the coming year, online and professional education will see impacts from a broader movement toward flexibility, efficiency, and a focus on outcomes, according to a new report from UPCEA
Meeting the needs of “the COVID cohort”
As higher-ed leaders strive to meet students’ expectations around the student experience, it’s critical for them to understand “the COVID cohort.”
More higher ed students embrace AI for active learning
U.S. college students have an increasingly positive perception of AI and are applying it to study more actively and efficiently, while educators see new opportunities to enhance instruction.
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Strategies for discussing cheating with students
Discussing suspected cheating is probably the last thing faculty want to do, but it’s necessary for protecting academic integrity. You need to approach these conversations thoughtfully with planning, empathy, evidence, and an open mind.