From immersive AR/VR learning in science labs to hybrid classrooms, real-time collaboration platforms, and remote learning at scale, how students learn and educators teach is changing rapidly.
Standing at the top of the escalator, I had the chance to take a good look at the entire Penn bookstore, with its branded school merchandise ranging from…
How can we best prepare and support our teachers as they navigate increasingly complex classrooms while also dealing with unprecedented burnout and shortages within the profession?
Let’s be honest--college tuition is expensive and overwhelming. For many families, stress doesn’t wait until move-in day. It hits the moment a student opens their acceptance letter and…
Managing campus facilities is no small task--especially when budgets are tight and expectations are high. From event scheduling to overworked HVAC systems, school districts are constantly juggling demands…
In a Spring 2024 Education Next article, I argued that, despite the conventional wisdom that students were all in on artificial intelligence (AI), many in high school and college felt…
Higher education has a data problem. It’s not new: Institutions have been grappling with fragmented data for a long time. Especially when it comes to student information, sprawl…
The traditional enrollment funnel was never built for the complexities of adult life. Designed around the steady rhythm of high school seniors preparing for college, it falters when…
When we think about the use of projectors in higher education, the first thing that traditionally comes to mind is using them for classroom instruction. Projection technology has…
Academia and industry are two very different playgrounds, each with their own distinct set of goals and measurements for success. Those striving for the top of academia may…