Here are five ways to open up your assignments and make student thinking, creativity, and judgment matter more in the age of AI.

Stop trying to AI-proof your assignments

5 ways to make student thinking, creativity, and judgment matter more in the age of AI   

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…

Alternative pathways: Perks, but there also many pitfalls

Career and Technical Education (CTE), competency-based learning, digital badging, credentialing, and coding bootcamps are becoming some of the fastest-growing, and oft-discussed, alternative pathways for learning in higher education—mainly…

Does your institution offer these top online degrees?

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According to a new report from ed-tech solutions provider The Learning House, 62 percent of online college students decide what they are interested in studying before they decide…