5 innovative cybersecurity training strategies to try in 2021

Creating engaging cybersecurity training methods can increase awareness among faculty and staff exponentially
As much as 88 percent of data breaches are caused by human error, but only 43 percent of workers admit having made mistakes that compromised cybersecurity. In the…

5 ways to be an innovative online instructor

Online learning isn't easy for every student or teacher--here's how you can work to become an innovative online instructor who engages students
In a landscape where online instruction has become more commonplace due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some faculty face challenges associated with operating in an online environment. Even to…

How remote engineering works during a pandemic

Handling and supporting a remote engineering workforce is untested territory--but innovative solutions can be used at the campus level
The work of engineers is often mission critical, from ensuring that life-saving medical equipment can function properly, to providing infrastructure for 5G communications systems, to monitoring national security…

3 reasons COVID-19 should spur digital transformation

New approaches to outdated strategies are necessary to move higher-ed into the future—and COVID-19 just might be the impetus institutions need for digital transformation.
At the end of 2019, college presidents were asked what they saw as the greatest challenges for higher education in 2020 and the results are fascinating given the…

Learn how this professor boosts student engagement during COVID

A part-time professor is one of many at Point Park taking innovative approaches to boost student engagement
Coming into this fall semester, Kelly Wilding, a part-time professor at Point Park University, knew it would be a challenge to create a tight bond among her class…

What makes students more likely to return to school in spring 2021?

Factors such as engagement and instructor efforts to connect with students play a key role in students' likelihood to return to campus in spring 2021
Students still prefer in-person learning to online learning, and students who say they believe their instructor made an effort to understand their goals, interests, and challenges--and actively engage…