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What’s hogging bandwidth on college campuses?

By Denny Carter, Editor

July 1st, 2014

Bandwidth demands have been at critical levels for years on college campuses of every size, and the ubiquity of tablets has only complicated matters for higher education IT officials. Students…

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Few colleges check applicants’ social media posts

October 15th, 2013

To the teenagers who plaster their boredom, distaste for physics and bodily yearnings all over…
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Students concerned about university spying

September 10th, 2013

They’re always watching. At least that’s what the majority of students think about campus administrators…
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In student affairs, social media remains a common tool

August 12th, 2013

While student use of many social networking services may be down, those who work in…

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Can block scheduling increase student retention and completion?

February 18th, 2019

The block model for academic scheduling is an age-old idea that has recently found international appeal. Notably, only a handful of mostly private, small liberal…

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Visionary universities teach life purpose: Does yours?

February 18th, 2019

A sense of purpose is an important and teachable attribute. Studies find that pursuing one’s purpose is associated with psychological well-being. Individuals with a sense…

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Higher-ed leaders: Here’s how Generation Z learns best

February 15th, 2019

Does your faculty embrace video? Members of Generation Z say they vastly prefer video as a learning method, according to Beyond Millennials: The Next Generation of…

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5 top-ranked AI programs in higher ed

February 15th, 2019

Artificial intelligence has morphed from a sci-fi movie hypothetical to a field with real potential and impact in different industries, prompting many research institutions to…

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How can higher ed address the soft skills gap?

February 14th, 2019

The soft skills gap is troubling, and while a study shows that the majority of corporate and academic respondents feel their new recruits and students…

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The answer to better campus wi-fi: Artificial intelligence

February 14th, 2019

Once a futuristic concept, artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to make its mark in the world, whether it’s helping diagnose diseases, automate manufacturing, personalize retail…

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How well do you understand your online students?

February 13th, 2019

Online students say tuition and fees are among their top three deciding factors when it comes to choosing an institution, according to a Learning House…

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5 terrific edtech tools for creating a highly engaging online (or hybrid) course

February 13th, 2019

So many faculty have approached me lately and said that they have been asked to teach an online or hybrid class. I love teaching—online, hybrid,…

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More states are recognizing the importance of non-degree credentials

February 12th, 2019

Although no state has comprehensive data about all types of non-degree credentials, including certificates, licenses, and industry certifications, states are improving their data collection practices…

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Why do we still have basic textbooks in higher ed?

February 12th, 2019

Textbooks, particularly basic textbooks, are containers of water. Furthermore, they are pernicious cost-drivers for our students. A recent study by the College Board indicated that…

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What’s hogging bandwidth on college campuses?

Few colleges check applicants’ social media posts

Students concerned about university spying

In student affairs, social media remains a common tool

See All Surveys Top Stories »

Can block scheduling increase student retention and completion?

Visionary universities teach life purpose: Does yours?

Higher-ed leaders: Here’s how Generation Z learns best

5 top-ranked AI programs in higher ed

How can higher ed address the soft skills gap?

The answer to better campus wi-fi: Artificial intelligence

How well do you understand your online students?

5 terrific edtech tools for creating a highly engaging online (or hybrid) course

More states are recognizing the importance of non-degree credentials

Why do we still have basic textbooks in higher ed?

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