Shannon Moore-Zuffoletto, Author at eCampus News

Closing the affordability gap at Hocking College

February 28, 2019 by Shannon Moore-Zuffoletto

Boy with a stack of college books in one hand and a piggy bank in the other.

The path to affordability looks different from institution to institution. At last fall’s EDUCAUSE annual meeting in Denver, Colo., Betty Young, president of Hocking College in Ohio, spoke…

Classroom Innovation

How creative thinking transformed my classroom

February 27, 2019 by Meghan Holahan Roddy

Meghan Roddy chats with a group of her college students

As educators, we develop lesson plans with careful consideration and effort. When one works, we fall in love, hesitant to change it too much for fear that change…

IT Leadership

Universal design for learning: 3 aces up our IT sleeves

February 27, 2019 by Thomas Tobin

College students sitting at a table with laptops open

To become top-ranked poker players, aspiring superstars need to develop a core group of card-playing skills that go way beyond “know when to hold ’em, know when to…

Campus Leadership

Do you treat your adjunct professors as add-ons?

February 25, 2019 by Angela Félix

In the real world, providing the necessary resources for full-time faculty to engage in college-wide assessment work is challenging, at best, and integrating an adjunct faculty cohort of…

Classroom Innovation

The latest educational innovation for career prep: micro-internships

February 25, 2019 by Dennis Pierce

A sunny picture with the words "Interns Wanted!"

Internships can benefit college students in many ways, but not every student has the means or the opportunity to work as an intern for a full summer or…

Campus Leadership

Using technology to fast-track student success at Temple University

February 22, 2019 by Jodi Levine Laufgraben

"Time to fly" written on a graduation cap

Long after diplomas are in hand and graduation caps tossed in the air, student loan payments remain for many college grads. According to the Department of Education, students…

Campus Leadership

5 best practices for streamlining your study-abroad program

February 21, 2019 by Evie Myers

A group of Prairie View A&M students studying in Costa Rica.

Established during the Reconstruction Period after the Civil War as the first state-supported college in Texas for African Americans, Prairie View A&M University is the second-oldest public higher-ed…

Campus Leadership

Can block scheduling increase student retention and completion?

February 18, 2019 by Wayne Wheeler

The word schedule spelled out in colorful blocks

The block model for academic scheduling is an age-old idea that has recently found international appeal. Notably, only a handful of mostly private, small liberal arts colleges and…

Campus Leadership

Visionary universities teach life purpose: Does yours?

February 18, 2019 by Dr. Henry G. Brzycki & Elaine J. Brzycki

What is my life purpose? written on colorful sticky notes

A sense of purpose is an important and teachable attribute. Studies find that pursuing one’s purpose is associated with psychological well-being. Individuals with a sense of purpose report…

IT Leadership

The answer to better campus wi-fi: Artificial intelligence

February 14, 2019 by Felix Windt

A wi-fi symbol made up of people to signify the ubiquitousness of wi-fi on campus

Once a futuristic concept, artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to make its mark in the world, whether it’s helping diagnose diseases, automate manufacturing, personalize retail interactions, or assist…

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