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Attitudes toward online learning improved post-pandemic
Positive attitudes toward online learning have increased to their highest levels yet among learners who use it, according to Wiley’s annual Voice of the Online Learner report.
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Do college ranking systems really measure quality?
Are college ranking systems legitimate? Do they accurately report data that can be trusted? Do they actually measure the quality of the educational experience at these colleges?
Report illuminates barriers to equity in digital learning for underrepresented students
The Every Learner Everywhere network has released a new report illustrating how barriers to equity in digital learning differ across racial, ethnic, and economic backgrounds – and are exacerbated by higher education’s tendency to aggregate student data into monolithic categories.
Give your esports program a facelift with these strategies
Esports is growing in popularity, from high school all the way through higher education and at the professional level. And while almost everyone has heard the term “esports” lately, but what does it actually entail?
How department chairs can support new faculty
Recent articles (Fortune; Harvard Business Review) and even a podcast speak about the post-COVID phenomenon of Quiet Quitting. Gallup stated in early September that “quiet quitters” make up at least half of the US workforce. One of the key reasons for this, according to Gallup, is that employees do not feel cared about or are not provided growth opportunities from their managers.
How to increase security for hybrid education networks
Well before 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic taking hold, connectivity played an important role in university life. Universities are hotbeds for ideas and innovation—and also have a nearly insatiable need for connectivity.
3 ways to improve the non-traditional student experience
Many college students have access to a traditional learning environment, which often includes attending class in lecture halls, collaborating with peers and professors in person or taking exams at a scheduled time in the classroom. Although this approach works for some learners, this traditional model isn’t ideal for everyone.
Gen Z struggles with exam anxiety, mental health
Gen Z students consistently struggle with feelings of anxiety tied to tests and exams, according to a new survey examining attitudes about test-taking and mental health. In fact, 86 percent of respondents indicated they have experienced exam anxiety, with 76 percent saying they have experienced it in the past six months.
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