Classroom Innovation

Casper College bridges the digital divide with a custom mobile app

January 19, 2023 by Brad Koch, Vice President, Higher Education & Strategy, Open LMS

The school wanted to ensure its diverse student body was not negatively impacted by the state’s connectivity challenges

As the first junior college established in Wyoming, Casper College wanted to ensure its diverse student body was not negatively impacted by the state’s connectivity challenges and sought…

4 ways to prepare art students for life after college

January 18, 2023 by Aubry Mintz, Instructor, Illustration/Animation Department, California State University, Long Beach

It's critical that art students have multiple opportunities to grow into professionals--this includes using industry-standard technologies.

When you think about art school, you might picture some of the traditional studies such as drawing, painting, or graphic design. However, as industries like movies and video…

Classroom Innovation

Most high school grads feel their skills aren’t up to par

January 16, 2023January 12, 2023 by Laura Ascione

Family, friends, and educators help students make decisions, develop confidence, and identify personal aptitudes as they leave high school

Most high school graduates (75 percent) do not feel prepared to make college or career decisions after graduation, according to a survey from YouScience, a college and career…

Classroom Innovation

A gem of experiential learning prepares the next generation of jewelry designers

December 16, 2022 by Jessica Ciarla, Associate Professor of Instruction, UT-Austin

A partnership between UT Austin and jewelry designer Kendra Scott uses Autodesk tech to give students experiential learning opportunities.

As a fashion designer, entrepreneur and educator, I know the importance of learning by doing. Sometimes, the only way to learn a new design tool is to dive…

Institutional Management

Creating accessible online exams

December 14, 2022 by Content Provided by Honorlock

Two people look at a computer screen to ensure 24-7 online accessibility for users.

There’s a lot to consider when creating accessible online courses - including your exams. If you haven’t developed your online exam content with accessibility in mind, use the…

Classroom Innovation

How to challenge misperceptions around exam integrity

December 13, 2022 by Kevin Stringfellow, Associate Director of Client Solutions, ExamSoft

It’s common for examinees to view exam integrity processes as rigid and unforgiving--here's how to navigate those feelings

Integrity is the concept of being honorable, reliable, trustworthy. Anyone displaying integrity is a person you can trust without question. Why then, when we apply integrity to examination,…

Classroom Innovation

Spotlighting accessibility issues in higher education

December 2, 2022 by Dr. Katie Grennell, Accessibility Strategist, Anthology

Implementing accessibility into higher education requires a fundamental understanding that all students, regardless of ability, will learn differently

While there has been significant progress in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts, accessibility is often glaringly absent from the discussion. This is particularly true in higher education,…

Classroom Innovation

Accessibility can’t be an afterthought in college programs

November 30, 2022 by Laura Ascione

New OER for faculty will help prepare aspiring developers and designers to create more inclusive and accessible technology experiences.

A new Open Education Resources (OER) initiative from the nonprofit Teach Access aims to expand awareness of digital accessibility in higher education.

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Rethinking professional learning and development

November 23, 2022 by Alison Bell, Regional Vice President, Western Governors University

There’s a common denominator in today’s workforce--nearly every worker craves professional learning and development opportunities.

It’s important to take a look at what’s driving our country’s workforce to grow and what grants employees satisfaction in the workplace. Many employers and employees are finding…

Classroom Innovation

AI is the future–is your school ready to teach it?

November 21, 2022 by Cheryl Martin, Director of Higher Education Research, NVIDIA

Schools focused on computer science and engineering should take steps to prepare to teach AI, robotics, and automation

Artificial intelligence is one of the most important and transformative technologies of our time. From assisting pathologists and discovering new drugs to recommending products and automating entire factories,…

Casper College bridges the digital divide with a custom mobile app

4 ways to prepare art students for life after college

Most high school grads feel their skills aren’t up to par

A gem of experiential learning prepares the next generation of jewelry designers

Creating accessible online exams

How to challenge misperceptions around exam integrity

Spotlighting accessibility issues in higher education

Accessibility can’t be an afterthought in college programs

Rethinking professional learning and development

AI is the future–is your school ready to teach it?

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