5 things higher ed can learn from the food truck phenomenon
Why ‘higher ed’ will thrive as it gets disrupted
New, accredited colleges and universities, positioned as disruptive relative to traditional institutions, may soon appear
A new technology is fundamentally changing learning–here’s how
Find out how blended reality is leapfrogging today’s classroom technology to transform learning.
5 innovative strategies to support non-traditional students
These strategies can help colleges and universities keep this fast-growing student group on track for success.
Will universities be responsible for the success of cities?
A series of future-looking papers around the world researches relationships between innovative universities and tech-based city planning.
Will higher edtech, innovation really change under Trump?
With little policy change directed toward higher ed, colleges and universities could leverage the new administration toward further innovation.
6 essential technologies on the higher ed horizon
Annual Horizon Report details short-and long-term technologies, trends that will impact higher education in the next 5 years.
What educators can learn about effective teaching from a Harvard prof
Here are three essential lessons in effective teaching from David Malan’s enormously popular CS50 course.
4 reasons why a generational skills gap exists today—and isn’t closing
Can colleges and universities close the generation skills gap they helped create?
Is “holistic” higher ed’s latest innovation star?
New departments, admissions standards and faculty evaluation requirements are being created around the buzzword holistic.
Colleges are turning to this industry model to boost retention
