EDUCAUSE report IDs what’s on the horizon for teaching and learning
EDUCAUSE report IDs what’s on the horizon for teaching and learning
As higher ed evolves, institutions are faced with decisions that will impact their longevity--as well as how students learn
Perception gap: Students overestimate career readiness
Employers need to engage students earlier with experiential learning opportunities to build stronger entry-level talent pipelines
Just 1 in 10 higher-ed faculty feel equipped to make digital content accessible
Instructors with fewer than two years of teaching experience were the least confident in their abilities to create accessible content
Despite cost barriers, many have confidence in higher ed
U.S. adults without degrees or credentials still overwhelmingly believe that education beyond high school is valuable and essential for career success
11 digital accessibility mistakes to avoid in online learning
Digital accessibility is an ongoing commitment to create an inclusive digital world for everyone
When it comes to microcredentials, students are all in
Students--and institutions--recognize that microcredentials offer a leg up in terms of career success and skill-building
Community college students have mixed feelings about AI
Community college students feel generally optimistic about the job market, but also report a degree of anxiety around the economy
Finding the right financial model for your university’s online learning program growth
The right financial option for your institution will offer a tailored solution to advance your mission and long-term success
Large-scale study reveals true impact of ASU VR lab on science education
Dreamscape Learn program found to improve student outcomes, engagement in science and retention of STEM majors
The 5 dimensions of AI literacy
