Leveraging AI-driven edtech for continuous improvement in higher ed
Today’s higher education institutions grapple with escalating expenses, unpredictable student enrollments, and a changing digital landscape. Navigating these complexities, generative AI emerges as both an opportunity and a challenge.
Higher ed leaders believe continuing education units are undervalued
In a landscape defined by innovation and academic excellence, Professional, Continuing, and Online education units (PCO) play a pivotal, yet under-appreciated, role in higher education.
How higher ed can put the right guardrails in place to leverage AI’s power
Generative AI has quickly moved from an afterthought to top of mind for higher-ed leaders. As the technology has evolved, they are beginning to see the potential for AI to positively impact everything.
A cornerstone of scholarship: The imperative of accurate citations in research
While researching the “Paul Revere of the West,” a somewhat shady Frenchman named Cardinal, I came across a comment in a local historical volume printed in anticipation of the 1976 Bicentennial.
Charting the future of education: ASU and OpenAI’s pioneering partnership in AI integration
In an era where technological advancements are ceaselessly shaping the educational landscape, the January partnership between Arizona State University (ASU) and OpenAI emerges as a pioneering model.
AI on the brain: The latest higher-ed news
While education is notoriously slow to change, nobody can deny that AI has demanded its fair share of attention in higher education.
Science-backed scalable tools improve student mental health
In the face of constrained time and resources, decision-makers in the K-20 education sector require accessible, cost-effective, and efficient solutions to tackle their most urgent challenges.
Speaking the same language: Defining skills for digital credentials
As the use of digital credentials grows, differentiating between credentials that are valuable for both employers and learners becomes more and more important.
Community college can be a gateway to a 4-year degree–Indiana has one of the worst success rates
Community colleges are often touted as an affordable start for students who aim to earn four-year degrees. And it’s for good reason: The average annual tuition and fees for two-year colleges is less than $4,000.
5 insights on workforce readiness
Higher ed is critical in helping students build the skills and experience necessary for workforce readiness. Students build in-demand skills and the workforce benefits from these new skills and competencies.