Month: February 2021

Microcredentials

7 key ways to help returning adult learners succeed

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Institutions need to accommodate the unique needs of their adult learners as we move forward in a post-COVID world
The rapid convergence of information and technology, the increased move towards automation and AI, and the changes in employment opportunities and environment caused by the pandemic have all…
Classroom Innovation

How healthcare simulation supports medical education

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Healthcare simulation experiences will play a pivotal role as medication education moves forward post-COVID
Healthcare simulation is the modern way to educate and train healthcare professionals to master cognitive, technical, and behavioral skill sets through technologically advanced crafted experiences. The term healthcare…
Campus Leadership

Why the right AV is critical for remote learning

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Remote learning is a challenge, but it's still possible to create engaging learning experiences for students via the right AV technology
This summer posed some unique challenges for colleges and universities across the country, as many needed to act quickly to implement the right AV technology solutions to help…
Campus Leadership

Saliva-based COVID-19 testing? There’s an app for that

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Universities are turning to saliva tests to track and mitigate COVID-19 exposures as students, faculty, and staff return to campuses
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) has implemented a saliva PCR test for COVID-19 for the spring 2021 semester as part of a program to safely return to on-campus…
IT Leadership

5 ways IT departments can elevate the student experience

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University IT departments are working to further improve the student experience for virtual learning--and the future
When the pandemic began a year ago, it brought unforeseen problems and changes to every industry, but especially to higher education. Schools everywhere suddenly experienced upheaval as full…
Campus Leadership

3 ways to engage remote students and donors with immersive content

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Institutions must look to immersive content and engaging digital experiences to attract and retain students and other stakeholders
Higher education organizations have traditionally been slower to adopt technology and embrace digital transformation than others. But this last year has forced higher education institutions--both four-year colleges and…

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