By John Warner. I had long given up on actually getting paid to do the thing I was trained to do: talk about comparative Canadian literature and culture, specifically English Canadian and French-Canadian/Québécois literature. More...
30 janvier 2020
Guest Post: Teaching Home
What’s Happening in Higher Ed Media
By Steven Mintz. Reflections on the state and fate of colleges and universities. More...
Students Wearing Shorts in Winter
By Joshua Kim. A theory.Students at my small liberal arts college wear shorts year-round.
Not all students. But more than a few. More...
Higher Ed Employment in a “World Without Work”
By Joshua Kim. Will robots take all the (campus) jobs. More...
Out-of-Office Messages
By Joshua Kim. Staff, faculty and the OOO email auto-reply.
That was the out-of-office (OOO) message that I set on my work email the last time I went on vacation. More...
The Impact of At-Scale and Mega-U Degrees
By Ray Schroeder. The landscape of online higher education is changing with the growth of mega-universities and the advent of scores of MOOC-size at-scale degree programs from prestigious universities. More...
Are Academics ‘Wrong About Nearly Everything’?
By Joshua Kim. Will you score better than the average American on this book-inspired quiz. More...
The Grad Abroad: A Guide to Voting Absentee
Some suggestions for grads interested in absentee voting. More...
Poster Presentations: Tips and Tricks
Poster presentations are a staple of academic conferences. They’re a valuable way to share research visually, and it pays to know how to design one well. The good news is, we seem to be living in a time of a new poster renaissance. More...
Considering the Alternatives
By Ray Schroeder. Alternatives to the baccalaureate have exploded, giving prospective students many lower-cost options. More...
