4 ways private LTE supports the present–and future–of learning
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has led to the disruption of a range of uniquely vital vertical sectors. This is especially true for K-12 and higher education as schools, colleges, and universities have been forced to close in order to slow the spread of the virus and find alternative, but technologically accessible, ways to reach students–literally.
The essential human element of AI in education
World AI Week represents a unique moment to reflect on how AI has changed the way we work, live, and learn. Many brilliant minds and progressive companies are gathering for the World Summit AI (WSAI) in early October to discuss AI’s potential, and among the many topics of discussion, the role of AI in education will certainly be a hot topic.
4 ways to match tech tools with student success goals
As campuses begin to welcome students back for the fall 2021 term, they are hyper-focused on continuously expanding their capacity to efficiently serve their students. More than ever before, they are exploring and implementing new approaches and technology tools to boost student success through improving the student experience.
3 tips to help craft a useful analytics model
In an era of declining enrollments across all of higher ed, predictive and prescriptive actions are a pragmatic necessity for institutions that are increasingly reliant on tuition dollars to simply stay open.
A community college taps AI to inspire curiosity in online discussions
Lone Star College-University Park has launched a new initiative that will enable faculty to cultivate more enriching, engaging class discussions utilizing artificial intelligence (AI).
Virtual classrooms go a long way in protecting COVID-cautious faculty
Students are back on campus. In-person instruction has resumed at colleges and universities across the country. While this should be celebrated, the pandemic is not yet behind us.
Is your institution tracking these 6 global trends?
Six global trends outlined in a new annual research report offer insight into how the pandemic has impacted higher education–and equity, engagement, and intention design are among the top trends.
This is what innovation looks like in higher-ed admissions
College enrollment took a significant hit in 2020-2021. The latest findings from NSCRC reveal that this spring’s overall college enrollment fell to 16.9 million students from 17.5 million, marking a one-year decline of 3.5 percent, or 603,000 students–seven times worse than the decline a year earlier.
10 ways to bring your campus into the future
Amid all the uncertainty that COVID-19 has brought to American life, higher-ed administrators know this for certain: Fall will be here before we know it.
4 insights on using a systems-based approach to build a world-class online program
High-quality online learning programs require the expertise of many. Finding the bridge between all the expertise embedded within your organization is critical to developing highly effective learning experiences.