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2 novembre 2015

It’s Not Too Late: Making Mid-Course Adjustments

By Natalie Houston. On many campuses right now, it’s midterm season. Students and faculty are feeling the strain of heavier workloads, colds and viruses are making the rounds, and the enthusiasm that marked the first few weeks of school seems like a distant memory, at least on certain days. Read more...

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2 novembre 2015

Digital Distractions: Halloween Edition

By Anastasia Salter. Halloween marks for many of us a turning point in the semester, as we move from “fall” into winter and the quickly-approaching holiday season. The mid-point of the semester can often be stressful for students and professors as we start to look towards finals and even begin preparing for spring. Read more...

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2 novembre 2015

Managing Macs & PCs in Online Courses

By Anastasia Salter. When I was in middle school, the lab was filled with Apple computers, including very early versions of iMacs. I worked with the school’s resource teacher and helped out with hardware in the labs, and we continually argued over the merits of Mac versus Windows PC. Read more...

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2 novembre 2015

Anticipez les enjeux des directions opérationnelles !

Par Mathilde Bourdat. Les entreprises s’ouvrent, deviennent plus digitales. Les modes de travail se transforment. Le quotidien de vos managers, managers commerciaux et managers de projets est bouleversé. Ayez un temps d’avance sur l’évolution de leurs problématiques pour les accompagner efficacement. Voir l'article...

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2 novembre 2015

Competency-Based Teacher Education Is the Future

Who would have thought the terms “competency” and “mastery” would elicit the sort of reactions they do in higher education? To some, the word competency is a threat to education itself, a way to trivialize the learning that occurs in our colleges and universities. To others, it is the salvation many thought would never come. More...

By Katherine Mangan. A New York University professor stopped on his way to conduct research in the United Arab Emirates said he wasn’t completely surprised when he learned, while trying to board a plane at Kennedy International Airport this week, that he’d been barred from entering the country. More...

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