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3 ways emerging technologies support student recruitment and enrollment

October 1, 2021 by Patricia Velasquez, Director of Global Education and Research Strategy, Oracle

How can institutions be intentional in the way they recruit, engage, and retain students for the fall semester--and beyond? Emerging technologies can help.

Last March, a wave of change rolled through universities across the world. Students were sent home for virtual coursework, and college campuses were shut down indefinitely. At a…

Cost remains the top barrier to higher education

September 30, 2021 by Laura Ascione

The cost of college is a huge obstacle, but students say free college would be the biggest factor in their decision to return to college.

The cost of college, including the expense of living and the cost of tuition and course materials, is the biggest barrier to post-secondary education for students.

The old guard and the new hire: 4 ways to welcome new academics

September 29, 2021September 29, 2021 by Danielle Tamke, Assistant Professor of Early Childhood and Elementary Education, Winona State University, Brooke Boulton, Assistant Professor of English, Winona State University & Steven Baule, Ed.D., Ph.D., Faculty Member, Leadership Education Department, Winona State University

Institutions will thrive when new faculty members are embraced in a supportive and collaborative environment

This fall, students with freshly-minted doctoral degrees will transition into new roles in higher education. Throughout doctoral study, novice scholars learned how their degrees and titles would shape…

How devaluing students’ data can keep it safe from cyberattacks

September 28, 2021 by Ruston Miles, Founder and Advisor, Bluefin

As more institutions switch to online and hybrid learning environments, the risk of data breaches and cyberattacks is even greater

Cyberattacks on colleges and universities are on the rise following many institutions’ transition to online and hybrid classes.

Hybrid learning’s role in what a successful school year looks like

September 27, 2021 by Darryl Krall, National Sales Manager, Panasonic

What will learning look like as students return to campuses this fall—and how can hybrid learning play a pivotal part in it?

Over the past 18 months, the vast majority of industries have been disrupted by the pandemic and higher education is no exception. Colleges and universities were pushed towards…

These are 2021’s best community colleges

September 24, 2021 by Laura Ascione

Community colleges offer students vast possibilities--and some of the best ones might be right in your own backyard

There's a lot to be said for community colleges. Yes, they offer financial savings, but the benefits go well beyond the bank.

When it comes to student engagement, support, and success, technology matters

September 27, 2021September 23, 2021 by Magda El Baggar, Strategic Consultant, Anthology

Today’s higher-ed environment demands the a number of “must-haves” when it comes to communication, student engagement, and retention

It’s been nearly a year and a half since COVID first discombobulated higher education and put in motion major technology changes relatively overnight. One could argue such changes…

The broken clock: How we get time wrong in education

September 22, 2021 by Tom Haymes

Reevaluating the way higher education uses time can help educators maximize their impact on student learning

The education establishment seems to think that time is a tangible asset. State legislatures mete out requirements based on minutes of classroom time as a measure of accountability.…

How is your campus supporting marginalized students?

September 20, 2021 by Mindy Nichamin, Senior Marketing Manager, Kognito

Marginalized students and communities are disproportionately affected by the events that took place in 2020

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, racial injustice, and social unrest are disproportionately felt by marginalized students. These communities are more vulnerable in emergencies, and higher education institutions…

3 ways we’re prepping our students for tomorrow’s jobs

September 17, 2021 by Walter Iwanenko, Ph.D., Provost & Vice President for Student Experience, Gannon University

Traditional training isn’t enough to prepare students for tomorrow’s jobs—technology skills and industry training will play a critical role.

COVID-19 and the shift to remote work has created a pressing need for digital skills and computing expertise. A recent KPMG study found that the technology skills shortage…

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3 ways emerging technologies support student recruitment and enrollment

Cost remains the top barrier to higher education

The old guard and the new hire: 4 ways to welcome new academics

How devaluing students’ data can keep it safe from cyberattacks

Hybrid learning’s role in what a successful school year looks like

These are 2021’s best community colleges

When it comes to student engagement, support, and success, technology matters

The broken clock: How we get time wrong in education

How is your campus supporting marginalized students?

3 ways we’re prepping our students for tomorrow’s jobs

Cambrian College Works With Honeywell to Continue its Campus Sustainability Efforts

WGU Labs Invests in Developer of Digital Learning Tools and Support

CAE and Texas A&M University’s Business School Announce Partnership To Improve Student Outcomes

Higher Digital Launches New Technical Debt Assessment Tool

Backed by ECMC Group, Dell Foundation and Others, New Apprenticeship Closes $2.5M Seed Funding to Solve Entry Level Tech and Diversity Hiring Gaps

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