Month: December 2015

Campus Leadership

Most Popular of 2015, No. 1: Moving past the myths of mobile learning

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By now, educators are familiar with the term mLearning, having experienced its rush in classroom popularity starting as early as 2000. But two researchers say it’s now imperative…
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Most Popular of 2015, No. 2: 20 should-know technology tidbits from EDUCAUSE

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Enabling personalized learning, ensuring mobile capacity and security, and partnering with industry leaders to provide game-changing solutions dominated the exhibit hall at this year’s EDUCAUSE 2015. Come take…
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Editorial Pick 2015: 5 major trends in higher education’s use of social media

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If you want to know how other college and universities are using social media today, know this: they’re using it like any other social media-savvy millennial. From a…
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Most Popular of 2015, No. 3: Website aims to replace community colleges

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Could an online education resource eliminate the need for community colleges? Such an undertaking might seem drastic, but it’s exactly what the newly re-launched Study.com aims to accomplish.
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Editorial Pick 2015: New Google –like search technology is curbing course dropouts

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In the wake of the multimedia resources boom in campus courses across the world, sifting through hour-long recorded presentations or hundreds of pages of online text to find…
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Most Popular of 2015, No. 4: University breaks student engagement record–here’s how

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According to a recent National Survey of Student Engagement, students earning an online degree reported feeling as connected and engaged as those studying at traditional universities – if…
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Most Popular of 2015, No. 5: College presidents predict new institutional models

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A new think-tank-esque collection of leading college and university presidents came together to discuss the trends and disruptions shaping higher education, thanks to new technologies and the evolving…

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