COVID-19 drives paradigm shifts in higher-ed technology
Cohort connections matter: Strategies to help graduate students persist and succeed
Educators, program directors, and students can each create simple structures that make peer support easier to sustain
Back to campus in the fall?
As campus leaders mull reopening scenarios, many parents are hoping their students can go back to campus this fall despite concerns about COVID-19
3 considerations for community colleges this fall
With an uncertain reality facing two- and four-year institutions across the nation, community colleges might be poised to benefit from the pandemic
COVID-19’s impact on teaching and learning
An annual technology landscape reveals how technology systems and institutions have been altered by the global health pandemic
Ensuring data security during remote and hybrid learning
Universities face hurdles during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond—focusing on data access and security implications is critical
Many are uncertain about going back to campus this fall
A public data analysis shows many higher-ed leaders are considering a range of scenarios, while many faculty are planning for online learning
Virginia Tech readies online orientation experience
The COVID-19 crisis has pushed higher-ed leaders to come up with innovative solutions to challenges such as student orientation
College in the age of COVID
The COVID-19 outbreak has high school seniors rethinking their college path and college students grappling with the effects of the pandemic
3 ways remote learning changed my instruction forever
Learn how a college professor found new strategies and tools to help manage one of the biggest academic disruptions in recent memory
COVID-19 is still impacting college students’ mental health
