The rapid pace of technological advancement means that colleges without a clear strategy for innovation will struggle to compete

The future of higher ed: Why colleges must invest in AI, the metaverse, and blockchain

The rapid pace of technological advancement means that colleges without a clear strategy for innovation will struggle to compete   

Op-Ed: Why innovation-desperate higher ed needs to break its shackles

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Outsourcing and technology adoption are booming in higher education, as student demographics change and learning models evolve. There’s an inherent challenge: as the complexity of delivering personalized, student-centered…

Should Startup Fever have a place on campus?

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The startup ambitions of MBA students and college undergrads have spawned discussion about whether aspiring young entrepreneurs should launch new business ventures while still in school. Students, graduates,…

5 ways adaptive learning is evolving

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It's changing the way faculty teach, building new features into technology products for institutions, and is slowly coming out of the test pilot bubble. These are just some…

8 ways wearables are influencing higher ed’s data use

As real-time data tracking and analysis becomes more ubiquitous for personal use, how can the higher education community use the Fitbit analogy to improve teaching and learning, to…