5 innovative higher ed leaders to follow on Twitter
How emotions impact academic dishonesty in online learning
Emotions generally boil down to appraisals and attribution. Negative emotions, such as test anxiety, for example, often occur in high-value, ... Read more
Op-ed: To ban or not to ban laptops
As it stands, there are actually respectable arguments on both sides of the laptop banning debate, and both sides deserve to state their case. So, let's break down…
4 reasons why online assessments aren’t there yet
As skills like problem-solving, communication, collaboration, and technological proficiency become more valued in today’s economy and with employers, more students are being asked to create “maker” homework and…
Harvard grad develops new kind of course
According to a new press release, a Harvard Business School student has created a new corporation that offers targeted courses for students eager to get hired.
8 considerations for social networks in classrooms
In recent years, educators have witnessed an unprecedented acceleration of new and innovative technologies. It is not uncommon for teachers to have differing opinions about which tools are…
7 ways humans are critical to online learning
Online courses that are credit-bearing hold incredible promise for high school and college students eager for flexible schedules and a cheaper education alternative; but as one study shows,…
What does higher-ed look like in 2023?
College could be a very different place when freshmen step foot on university campuses in the fall of 2023. For starters, many students will find that step to…
How one school roars into the future of broadcast journalism
Broadcast journalism has adopted much technological advancement throughout the years, which has affected how we get our news. From radio to television, the internet and live streaming, the…
20 NEW facts about Flipped Learning in higher ed
As with all types of popular learning models that have the potential to be nothing more than a flash in the pan, it’s important to conduct thorough research…
(Don’t be) bad at math
