Month: April 2022

Online Learning

Antiquated online learning failed COVID’s test

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Digital tools and online learning can and should be more than just a substitute for in-person instruction--and COVID proved why.
It’s been about two years since many faculty first shifted their physical classrooms and labs online because of the COVID-19 ... Read more
Student Mental Health

Mental health tops education leaders’ post-pandemic priorities

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A new survey highlights the most pressing crisis communication challenges and mental health concerns heading into the 2022-2023 school year
Education leaders are beginning to move on from COVID-related safety measures, and are instead focusing on managing mental health and violence on campus, according to a new report…
Digital Transformation

ASU+GSV: How digital transformation can cultivate diversity on campus

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The right partnerships can spur innovation and digital transformation on physical and virtual campuses--learn how increased diversity is possible
It seems digital transformation is among the top priorities on any higher-ed leader's list--particularly as students and faculty voice more preference for online learning options after COVID.
Campus Innovation

This campus is rolling out food deliveries–with robots

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Food delivery robots will be a game-changer for hungry residents on the University of Tennessee, Knoxville's campus
When students at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville place a food delivery, they may be greeted by a new and innovative delivery method from Starship Technologies.
Community Colleges

How can community colleges fight declining enrollments?

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Community college enrollments are declining
While undergraduate college enrollments have been declining steadily since 2012, the trend this year has taken a further downward turn, particularly for community colleges.