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Accreditation’s AI reckoning: Can colleges still prove students are learning?
Accreditation must now become the force that pushes higher education beyond counting completed work and toward proving that graduates can think, question, verify, create, and decide
What do collaborative classrooms really look like on campus?
University of Arizona creates new Collaborative Learning Space (CLS); emphasizes mobile furniture and tabletop whiteboards for a Gen Z learning environment.
Top 5 ways universities can amplify the student experience
Despite budget cuts and an outdated funding structure, here are 5 ways educational institutions can deliver a more satisfying student experience.
Are campuses delivering the kind of app students want?
A survey reveals that students think their campus app is far behind commercial apps they use.
Why the regional Title IX proposal needs tweaking, but shows promise
Victims, accused students, and colleges and universities could benefit from greater consistency and transparency in Title IX compliance in cases of sexual assault.
Why combining assessments and LMS technology is essential
When paired with an LMS, assessments don’t just measure student learning—they provide a powerful means for improving learning itself.
7 ways studying abroad helps students land sought-after jobs
New survey reveals how studying abroad helps students build stronger 21st century skills.
The top skills career-minded students need in today’s digital workforce
Once seen as merely “nice to have,” critical thinking skills have emerged as a flat-out necessity in today’s knowledge-based economy.
6 characteristics of an innovative university
Hanover Research pulls together comprehensive improvement trends report based on college and university research projects; lists high-demand programs.
5 innovative strategies to support non-traditional students
