By . Many say the presidential candidates’ debates and discussions lack a focus on higher education—here are the issues the candidates should research and discuss. More...
Major OER initiative targets new degree programs
By . A major new community college initiative will work to develop degree programs using open educational resources (OER) in an effort to ease textbook-related financial obstacles students often face in higher education. More...
6 ways to improve higher-ed computer science
By . U.S. institutions should make every effort to expand computer science education to keep up with workforce demands, according to a new report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF). More...
Should you be worried about your institution’s security?
By . Smartphones, social media, and the Internet of Things are all rapidly growing in higher education–and they all pose security risks, according to a massive new report. More...
The latest higher-ed tech developments
By . First-ever Israel EdTech Summit brings a global reach
The first-ever Israel EdTech Summit has just wrapped, bringing together a decidedly global group of educators, startup founders, and other critical stakeholders to discuss innovations in the future of ed-tech. The event, held June 8-9, took place at the Tel Aviv Cultural Center. More...
How recognition technology could change instruction
By . A university team is analyzing how data from voice and facial recognition technology could help instructors incorporate active learning. More...
Hands-on science courses could boost STEM retention, grad rates
By . A study from the University of Texas at Austin reveals participating in a STEM program were more likely to graduate and earn STEM degrees. More...
Data, data, data
By . Trend: Online learning going personal
Personalized support and advising achieved through new advances in technology and data analytics are all recommended for helping today’s online students. More...
The growing case for nontraditional approaches to education
By . Could Microsoft’s LinkedIn revolutionize competency-based learning?
Higher education consultants say the Microsoft and LinkedIn pairing may change the competency game. More...
Could these 3 burgeoning nontraditional pathways be a boon for traditional institutions?
By Meris Stansbury. Unconventional education organizations say recent high school grads flocking to nontraditional pathways; could this be good for college and university admissions. More...