Ensuring accessible classroom design for all learners
Faculty from Virginia Tech’s College of Architecture, Arts, and Design and College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences conducted a study that informs classroom designs by incorporating the perspective of neuroatypical students.
Navigating the New Landscape of Higher Ed Marketing: Part 2
eCampusnews.com Content Director and host Kevin Hogan continues his conversation with Verlan Stephens, Managing Partner at Agile Education, about the dramatic changes higher education institutions face and how these developments impact their brands and operations. The pair highlight the significant…
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4 things higher-ed job candidates should see on your social media
Employees want to do work that matters. Today’s candidates are reporting higher emphasis on fulfilling, purpose-driven roles. One of the first places a job seeker will turn to understand the ethos of your organization is your social media channels.
From crisis to catalyst: Online education four years later
Prior to the seismic shifts of 2020, online learning was steadily gaining acceptance and effectiveness. Single course providers were growing and even Ivy League schools were experimenting with massive open online courses.
Identifying strategies to meet students where they are
When the pandemic changed teaching and learning, it also amplified students’ voices regarding their preferences, what they want from their colleges and universities, and their experience as a whole.
Employers eye skills-based hiring
Driven by the need to fill skill gaps in a rapidly changing job market, new data highlights a global shift towards skills-based hiring and away from traditional graduate screening proxies.
Autodesk donates $5M to Howard University
Through a $5 million donation to Howard University’s College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA), Autodesk is expanding its partnership with the HBCU and focusing on building diversity in the workforce.
Online students are asking for more mental health support
An overwhelming majority (82.58 percent) of faculty, staff, and administrators working with online students have seen an increase in demand for mental health support over the past academic year.
Innovative education: AI and AGI shaping tomorrow’s universities
One of the most promising aspects of AI in education is its ability to personalize learning experiences. Traditional education models often need help catering to students’ needs, but AI can change this.
Student loneliness has strong links to mental health distress
New data sheds light on the close relationship between loneliness and mental health, underscoring the profound impact of loneliness on psychological distress among students.
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9 surprising benefits of remote proctoring software
Remote proctoring software with cell phone detection is so important to protecting academic integrity. This detects device-sharing applications, like Apple Handoff, and when test takers try to look up answers on their phones.