By Melissa Cominole - EvoLLLution. This article, by Melissa Cominole and Alexandria Walton Radford, reflects on their recent research into the demographics of today’s student body and shares some insights into how the higher education industry is transforming to adapt to its new student population. More...
By Joseph Moreau - EvoLLLution. For the longest time in higher education, the IT organization had little or no direct role in supporting students. IT was the support organization for staff and administrators. Occasionally, we had a role to play in supporting faculty. Of course, that has changed radically in the past decade. More...
By Peter Smith - EvoLLLution. Earlier this year, I attended a WCET Summit meeting in Santa Fe on the subject of adaptive learning. It was a superb meeting with regard to the topic, as we explored the interactions between evidence-based assessment, adaptive learning, and personalization, among other things. More...
By Mike Burton - EvoLLLution. With increasing numbers of students looking to climb the corporate ladder and earn leadership positions, demand for high-quality, graduate-level business education has skyrocketed. More...
By Nancy Rubin - EvoLLLution. Students expect easy access to university services from wherever they are, on whatever device they are using.
Whether it is the university website, registration information, the course catalog or looking up grades, today’s students, regardless of their generation, want to access these services online, without logging in to multiple systems. More...
By Aaron Brower - EvoLLLution. We are at a crossroads in American higher education.
We need more people who have postsecondary education, yet our institutions of higher ed are not organized to meet that need. More...
By Henry Bienen - EvoLLLution. The Obama Administration has waged a campaign against the for-profit higher education sector. Indeed, the Department of Education has achieved many of its goals; some of the largest for-profits, such as Phoenix and DeVry, closed dozens of brick-and-mortar campuses and their numbers of enrolled students have fallen. Some for-profit colleges closed. Profit margins were squeezed down. Tuitions fell. More...
By Daniel Wright - EvoLLLution. According to the National Center of Education Statistics, the number of online students has grown to 5.4 million (or one in four students), and most college and university presidents report that their institutions are offering online programs to meet that demand. More...
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...
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