Month: February 2018

Classroom Innovation

Undergraduate STEM education must improve–here’s how to do it

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undergraduate STEM education
STEM fields are essential for the nation's economic health and global success, but some troubling trends point to the need to monitor undergraduate STEM education with a critical…
Classroom Innovation

How to harness the predictive power of e-learning platforms

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elearning
With enrollments increasing and costs soaring even more so, both universities and students are looking for a better knowledge experience. They demand a system that keeps students engaged,…
Campus Leadership

How real-time communications innovations are disrupting higher ed

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cloud communication
As more teaching is being done online and more research is being conducted within and between universities, new collaboration platforms are becoming more valuable than ever. Communications service…
Campus Leadership

This school boasts the top online bachelor’s degree program

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online bachelor's degree program
Ohio State University–Columbus takes the No. 1 spot among 2018 U.S. News & World Report's Best Online Bachelor’s Programs for the first time. This year’s ranking includes nearly…
Microcredentials

Why academic assessment is poised for a scientific revolution

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academic assessment
In 1906, Englishman J. J. Thompson challenged the scientific community’s understanding of the atom with his “plum pudding” theory. The model ultimately led to scientific evidence of the…
Campus Leadership

Do women in STEM experience hostile work environments?

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Women in STEM jobs are more likely to experience hostile work environments, including discrimination and sexual harassment, according to a new nationally-representative Pew Research Center study. Research in…

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