2 reasons why educators will never master technology
Why AI doesn’t replace education—it demands it
For AI to progress and be effective, it needs to draw upon the best of human thought—and the best of human thought is likely ahead of us
Shocking data reveals Millennials lacking skills across board
International data sets show U.S. Millennials hit global bottoms for skills in literacy, numeracy and technology problem-solving.
Faculty: 7 ways to avoid social media blunders
According to faculty at various universities, there are two main ways that social media sites are causing new concerns and considerations for faculty and institutions: frictionless sharing and…
Replacing the SATs in admissions–what comes next?
Over the past few months, much has been discussed regarding the moves by colleges and universities to re-examine the weight and value of SAT and ACT scores as…
Underserved students thrive with university’s new format
A new collaboration between Carnegie Mellon's learning company Acrobatiq and National Louis University has created a new, innovative undergraduate program aimed at expanding access to underserved learners and…
Silicon Valley invests in micro-learning
Hosted on the increasingly growing social knowledge network platform EdCast, the micro-learning classes began almost like a Silicon Valley startup: there was a need, there’s an altruistic element,…
Another critical campus area now moving to the cloud
In an innovative move, faculty from colleges and universities are working with a tech company to create fully mobile, real-world, cloud-based virtual labs.
Can social media enhance the MOOC experience?
Researchers say ‘yes,’ but only when taking into consideration 3 key issues. Though social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter ... Read more
10 tips for recruiting diverse students
EAB has released a survey breaking down the college search timing and communications preferences of minority, first-generation and low-income students, while also offering tips to institutions on how…
Report: Community college students not prepared
