5 things higher ed can learn from the food truck phenomenon
In my own town, we have several special events based on food trucks, as well as several new bars or pubs that allow food trucks to serve as…
Month: March 2017
How one university reduced summer melt 21.4% and increased enrollment 3.9%
AdmitHub, an edtech startup which builds conversational artificial intelligence (AI) to guide students on the path to and through college, together with Georgia State University, has released the…
A new technology is fundamentally changing learning–here’s how
Students across the U.S. are learning how the body works by studying the anatomy of a frog, a vertebrate with an organ system similar to that of humans.…
Report: Higher ed still woefully unprepared against cyber attacks
Twenty-six percent of education respondents in a new survey reported daily or weekly cyber attacks in 2016, and 98 percent of all responding organizations experienced cyber attacks in…
How to address faculty’s 3 biggest online learning concerns
As education becomes more accessible with advanced technology, more and more students are opting to enroll in online schools or take some of their traditional college courses online.…
The 2 edtech fields with the most potential under Trump
The tumultuous early weeks of the Trump administration have produced plenty of headlines and controversy, but almost nothing on higher education. The nominee for Secretary of Education, Betsy…
Coding bootcampus unveil Council on Integrity in Results Reporting
The largest coalition of accelerated learning programs announced today their commitment to publish student graduation and job placement data in a single, standardized framework that includes truth in…
16 of this year’s biggest teaching and learning issues in higher ed
Since 2011, the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI) has surveyed the higher education teaching and learning community to identify its key issues. This year, the top three dominant issues…
Groundbreaking school blends high school and college together
The way we prepare students for the future is beginning to change because our economy is undergoing a makeover. The Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce published…
$10M raised to make financial aid easy, mobile, and personalized
CampusLogic, the only student financial aid engagement platform, today announced that it has secured $10 million in a Series B financing round led by 4.0 Partners. The funding…