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28 janvier 2017

The Intended Consequences of California’s Online Education Initiative

By . The first two videos explored the concept of course exchanges in general and the required infrastructure needed to create them. In our third explainer video from this series we go back to the OEI to look at how their investment in academic infrastructure should provide benefits that go well beyond the courses and students participating in the course exchange. More...

28 janvier 2017

Northern Arizona University: Modified math emporium for first-year students

By . Math emporia have a mixed reputation, occasionally described as “the place where all the non-math majors are generally sent to virtually teach themselves subjects” or that “we’ve outsourced jobs for professors to a bunch of students on hourly wage”. More...

28 janvier 2017

Iraqi Universities Focus on Teaching English

By Michelle Grajek. Iraqi employers say English language ability is the top skill they want from graduates as potential employees. More...

28 janvier 2017

New Egyptian High-School Exam Seeks to Fight Cheating

By Menna A. Farouk. The Egyptian government has introduced a new high school examination paper designed to put an end to online cheating and exam leaks. More...

28 janvier 2017

In The Midst of War, Syria Raises Enrollment Fees

By Mokhtar Alibrahim. At a time when power outages in Syrian cities last more than 14 hours a day and the public water supply to Damascus has been cut, the Syrian Ministry of Higher Education has announced that it will almost double the registration fees at public universities. More...

28 janvier 2017

Cooperation is Key to Strengthening Research, Scholars Say

By Aisha Elgayar. Arab countries are ranked among the lowest in the world in spending on research and development as a proportion of economic output. And the region has the fewest scholars as a percentage of total population, according to figures published last year by the Unesco Institute for Statistics. More...

28 janvier 2017

2 Egyptian Universities Start Religion-Blind Admission

By Jacob Wirtschafter. Ain Shams University administrators and others will no longer ask students about their religious affiliations on academic forms, a move that follows last year’s policy change by crosstown rival Cairo University. More...

28 janvier 2017

In Damascus, Little Water, Little Education

By Rasha Faek. Imagine not having enough water to drink, shower, wash your hands, do laundry, or cook with. Black marketers are selling water on the street, but you can’t afford it. More...

28 janvier 2017

How to Help Refugee Youth Recover From Trauma

By Benjamin Plackett. Psychologists and researchers have developed evidence-based treatments to help those who are trying to improve the mental health of traumatized young refugees. More...

28 janvier 2017

8 strategies for successful tech initiatives

eCampus NewsBy Andrew Barbour. Great tech products are a reflection of the needs and values of the community they serve. These eight strategies can help ensure that new IT tech initiatives get real traction on campus. More...

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