Can digital learning solve higher education’s problems?
6 ways e-learning tools support healthcare education
E-learning tools in healthcare provide a range of benefits that can help reduce the strain on hospitals and other healthcare facilities
Are online access codes the new textbook monopoly?
Costly online access codes often force students to pay even more for required course content and tests.
CUNY partners with Revature to offer tuition-free coding bootcamp
Coding bootcamp partnership projected to create 2,000+ jobs in New York over the next five years.
The rise of portfolios within college admissions
Panel from MIT, Carnegie Mellon, Maker Media, and Learning Machine discussed college admissions beyond grades and the SAT.
How instructors can leverage the online world to sharpen college students’ critical thinking skills
In a 24 hour news cycle, today’s connected students must develop better critical thinking skills to be smart consumers of information .
EdX and world’s top universities launch MicroMasters programs
New Master’s-level credentials to advance careers in the most in-demand fields, from artificial intelligence to supply chain management.
Why colleges and educators should build their own online communities
Self-built online communities are critical, especially now that Microsoft bought LinkedIn. Here are 7 steps toward that goal.
Why the failing liberal arts degree is a myth
Can a Liberal Arts degree lead to a successful career? Yes, with better college and university supports in place.
4 innovative technology initiatives on campuses today
