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3 ways universities can implement IoT technology and connected devices

May 26, 2020 by Daniel Jackson

Discovery how higher-ed institutions can leverage the latest advances in IoT technology to offer transformative learning experiences

Like every other organization these days, higher education facilities can use IoT technology to streamline operations and enhance the user experience — with the users, in this case,…

4 reasons your campus app is key for crisis communications

May 27, 2020May 22, 2020 by Matt Willmore

Here are some simple facts that tell you why your campus app is the ideal resource during a crisis

COVID-19 has turned our world upside down, forcing higher education to make radical changes in a short amount of time. Yet, somehow, campus leaders must keep operations moving…

Campus Leadership

How to certify teachers when schools are closed

May 21, 2020 by Kristy Pruitt

A school of education is using a variety of tools, including video simulations, to keep education students on track to earn teaching certifications

During the COVID-19 impact, many aspects of student life have come to a grinding halt. To help address an acute shortage of accredited teachers, even under these extraordinary…

IT Leadership

COVID-19 is disrupting non-traditional online students, too

May 20, 2020 by Johnna Herrick-Phelps

Here’s how to help the growing number of non-traditional online students thrive as they learn during a global pandemic

COVID-19’s impact on traditional learners was widely covered as students abruptly left campus to keep their communities healthy and continue learning at a distance. But the influence on…

Online Learning

Online teaching: Extraordinary times mean taking extraordinary measures

May 19, 2020 by Dr. Anahi Viladrich

Many higher-ed instructors have struggled to embrace a sudden shift to online teaching—this insight from a professor may help

For a few years now, the specter of online teaching had been encroaching into my classroom as the inevitable fate of higher education in the United States. Slowly…

Student Success & Well-Being

Is it a good time to become a teacher?

May 26, 2020May 18, 2020 by Brian Soika

The global pandemic has put a spotlight on teaching and the desire to become a teacher

COVID-19 has disrupted seemingly every facet of education. For teachers, the change has meant shifting to online instruction as you learn how to use it. Communication with parents…

Campus Leadership

What every student needs to know about eLearning

May 15, 2020 by Chris Edwards

Campuses are still physically closed, but online learning has a strong and reliable place in students’ education

The complex realities of higher education have become increasingly turbulent in the last month. It's no secret that the path to higher ed paints a different picture for…

Campus Leadership

How campuses can plan for online orientation

May 14, 2020 by Mindy Nichamin

At a time when college campuses are shifting to remote learning, how will they prepare incoming students for school? Online orientation could be the answer.

The idea of online orientation for college students is gaining momentum. Colleges throughout the country have moved to remote learning to close out the spring semester in response…

Campus Leadership

Scholus Interruptus: Making systems of learning antifragile

May 13, 2020 by Tom Haymes

Examining possibilities for synchronous and asynchronous learning could help institutional leaders better frame learning in the COVID-19 era

Recently, my friend and futurist Bryan Alexander posited three scenarios for the coming years of higher education: The Post-Pandemic Campus, Covid Fall, and Toggle Term. In the first…

Student Success & Well-Being

The ultimate self-directed PBL experience

May 11, 2020 by Tom Farmer

Aspiring engineers, working from home, meet the low-cost ventilator challenge

A great education is no match for the inspiration to save lives. Like nearly all students, Grant Kahl, a freshman at Colorado School of Mines, and Eric Love,…

3 ways universities can implement IoT technology and connected devices

4 reasons your campus app is key for crisis communications

How to certify teachers when schools are closed

COVID-19 is disrupting non-traditional online students, too

Online teaching: Extraordinary times mean taking extraordinary measures

Is it a good time to become a teacher?

What every student needs to know about eLearning

How campuses can plan for online orientation

Scholus Interruptus: Making systems of learning antifragile

The ultimate self-directed PBL experience

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