By Brian Breen - EvoLLLution. Corporate training, a nearly $200-billion industry, has always been a competitive field.  With recent developments in educational technology, it has become even more so, and the space is getting more crowded every day. More...

By John Makevich - EvoLLLution. Every few years, a new wave of media attention gets focused on online education in community colleges. Surprise! Students taking online courses have lower “success rates” than those taking traditional, face-to-face courses. More...

By Elizabeth M. Salisbury - EvoLLLution. More and more colleges and universities are expanding their footprints by offering online programs. However, success in the online space is not as simple as putting a course on the Internet and hoping for the best. More...

By Becky Takeda-Tinker - EvoLLLution. There has been much in the press recently regarding the need for higher education to provide a return-on-investment (ROI), and it has given me pause to consider how changes in our society have impacted what traditionally has been the result of a postsecondary education investment. More...

By Marie Cini - EvoLLLution. Adult students today are experienced consumers. With companies like Amazon dominating the retail industry, these students’ expectations for service and patience for bureaucracy have significantly diminished. More...

By Wayne Smutz - EvoLLLution. It’s no longer news that higher education is in the midst of dynamic and dramatic change. There’s not a week that goes by that I don’t see a new book addressing the change and the future of higher education. One topic that’s not often core to those books, however, is service to students. More...

By John Ebersole - EvoLLLution. Post-traditional learners are growing in numbers across the higher education space and are forcing higher education institutions to reconsider their approach to education and to student service. At the root of this change are some fundamental differences between the post-traditional student and the 18- to 22-year-old learner many institutions are more used to serving. Chief among these differences is the importance post-traditional students place in their return on investment, or ROI. More...

By Diana Wu - EvoLLLution. While the higher education marketplace is becoming increasingly competitive, both analysts and leaders have suggested that elite, big-name universities are protected from the change. More...

By David Closs - EvoLLLution. Increasing numbers of working professionals are finding ways back to higher education and they are taking advantage of the innovations that have shaped the marketplace. No longer constrained to programs offered in their local areas, non-traditional students are weighing programs offered by universities across the country, trying to find the opportunity that best matches their needs and expectations. More...

By Alex Sevilla - EvoLLLution. Higher education institutions nationwide are looking for ways to expand their reach and serve students not just in their localities but also across their regions and across the country. More...