Month: April 2019

Campus Leadership

4 ways we can start using AI in higher ed to humanize teaching

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an AI brain
Artificial intelligence (AI) has fascinating implications for instruction, and some educators are already using AI in higher ed to humanize teaching. 
Campus Leadership

5 principles to guide online learning programs

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A student focuses on her laptop in the library, representing how online learning programs are managed.
Faculty preparation for teaching online courses varies widely by institution and is far from consistent, according to a new report gauging how online learning programs are managed. The…
Classroom Innovation

Mixed reality is preparing students for the collaborative workforce

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College student using mixed reality and a robot to learn engineering concepts
Is your college looking for a way to improve workforce development? Check out mixed reality.  At EDUCAUSE 2018, educators from Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) shared how the…
Classroom Innovation

College of Business unveils classroom of the future

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a photo of the Classroom of the Future
Equipped with a wall of 27 high-definition video screens as well as five high-end cameras, the newest classroom in Colorado State University’s College of Business is designed to…
Campus Leadership

2 actions university leaders can take to impact student wellbeing

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the words student wellbeing in bright colors
The acute wellbeing needs of young people today are at crisis levels, and higher-ed leaders know that college students require additional supports from their schools, parents, and counselors.
Classroom Innovation

Inclusive access programs offer tangible results to students and faculty

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A group of college students working on laptops
The exorbitant costs of paying for college sometimes means that other priorities take a backseat. For students already struggling to pay tuition fees, necessities that help them succeed…

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