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4 octobre 2014

Stable Priorities, Unstable Times

HomeBy Carl Straumsheim. As the higher education IT community meets at the annual Educause conference in search the next big thing, a survey shows IT officials still place training and support for faculty, staff and students at the top of their priority lists. Read more...
4 octobre 2014

Discussing ‘How College Works,’ Chapters 7 and 8

By . Colleges are human institutions, with all the messiness and adaptability that living creatures bring with them. The best colleges realize this and operate accordingly. More...

4 octobre 2014

4 Years and $2-Billion in Community-College Training Grants, State by State

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/Ticker%20revised%20round%2045.gifBy . The White House on Monday unveiled the winners of the fourth and final round of Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training grants. This year $450-million went to nearly 270 community colleges that volunteered to work with 400 employers to train displaced workers for high-skill, high-wage occupations. More...

4 octobre 2014

To Help Community Colleges’ Students, Help Their Presidents

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/Ticker%20revised%20round%2045.gifBy . The Association of American Colleges and Universities has announced a new project aimed at improving community-college students’ success by better training the colleges’ leaders. The effort, financed with a $290,000 grant from the Kresge Foundation, will include the creation of an online hub to share best practices at community colleges nationwide, among other things. More...

2 octobre 2014

Furthering your education: in class and online

By Vawn Himmelsback. More and more professionals are upgrading their skills, and their careers, through a mix of classroom and web-based curriculum. These days, professionals are often required to upgrade their skills to stay relevant or advance their career, but for many adults going back to school full-time isn’t an option. More...

28 septembre 2014

A National Look at Student Data Privacy Legislation

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. A National Look at Student Data Privacy Legislation
Tanya Roscorla, Center for Digital Education, 2014/09/25

This underscores the importance of data privacy in education: in the United States, "state policymakers introduced 110 bills on student data privacy in 36 states this session, with 30 of them passing both houses and 24 being signed into law, according to an analysis by the Data Quality Campaign." More...

28 septembre 2014

New alliance debuts to retain needy students

eCampus NewsBy  - . An alliance of 11 major colleges and universities debuted earlier this week in an effort to keep low-income and first-generation students in school long enough to receive a degree. More...

28 septembre 2014

Predictors of online success revealed in community colleges

eCampus NewsBy Meris Stansbury - . A majority of research on the predictors of student success in online learning focus on traditional four-year institutions; a fact the community college community finds troubling, since most community college students [a growing number!] are also going online. But are there any differences in the predictors of success? Researchers say ‘yes,’ which could also impact traditional institutions’ online learners, too. More...

28 septembre 2014

Testing alternatives to remedial ed

By Rebecca L. Weber. If completion is the goal, developmental education remains one of the biggest impediments to student success.
Research has shown that too many students enter college unprepared for the rigors of college-level work. As a result, many of them are forced to enroll in noncredit developmental courses, essentially wasting valuable time and money in a bid to catch up to their more academically advanced classmates. More...

28 septembre 2014

Why Federal College Ratings Won’t Rein In Tuition

The New York TimesBy Susan Dynarski. College costs have been rising for decades. Slowing — or even better, reversing — that trend would get more people into college and help reduce student debt. The Obama administration is working on an ambitious plan intended to rein in college costs, and it deserves credit for tackling this tough job. More...

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