“Great Resigners” are content with new roles offering upskilling
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
6 ways e-learning tools support healthcare education
E-learning tools in healthcare provide a range of benefits that can help reduce the strain on hospitals and other healthcare facilities
Colorado’s science and engineering university wants to enroll more Pell students. Here’s how
The share of students receiving Pell Grants at a university has become a proxy for how many low-income students an institution is serving
4 considerations for remote proctoring systems
Principles for the responsible development of remote proctoring software include equity, privacy, security, accessibility, and efficacy
3 things academic research institutions can learn from Moderna
It's critical to ensure that collective scientific investments expand the scope of human knowledge and advance the interests of the institutions involved
How CUNY phased out all remedial courses
As a growing body of research questioned the effectiveness of the traditional remedial education model, institutions across the country have looked for alternatives
Universities struggle to capture data’s value, study finds
Institutions face major challenges in capturing data from research, administrative operations, and other sources and in making data from various sources work together
Looking back, looking forward: Edtech’s pivotal moment
The next decade of edtech developments could dramatically impact persistent and harmful achievement gaps
8 resolutions for 2023 from innovative higher-ed leaders
In 2023, innovators are clearly seen as driving higher education’s future relevance, rather than the Ivy League
Can CRMs help HBCUs achieve recruitment and retention goals?
