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3 août 2015

5 Years with Inside Higher Ed

By Eric Stoller. This was a momentous week for me. On Monday, I counted 5 years of blogging at Inside Higher Ed. It was the summer of 2010 when Scott Jaschik asked me if I would write for IHE. I was excited to write for what was then, and still is, my favorite higher education news site.
While the header graphic on this blog is in desperate need of a refresh, I hope that the content that I've crafted in this collection of posts has been of use to readers.
This is the 330th post on this site and I am very thankful that I get to continue writing essays on social media, technology, organizational culture, professional development, learning, teaching, career development, leadership, mobile apps, accessibility, engagement, etc. Read more...

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3 août 2015

Enhancing the Digital Experience for Students

By Eric Stoller. If you're ever in need of some useful digital resources, it would serve you well to take a spin through Jisc's website. I've written about and/or mentioned Jisc in previous posts. Providing "digital solutions for UK education and research," Jisc is a great source for digital inspiration and thought-leadership. Read more...

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3 août 2015

Studying Student Affairs in the UK

By Eric Stoller. The higher education / student affairs graduate program directory from NASPA currently lists 294 programs...most of which are located in the United States. Until recently, there weren't really any student affairs graduate programs in the United Kingdom*...until now. Kingston University and Anglia Ruskin University are now taking applications for student affairs/higher education masters level courses (in the UK, a "program" is called a "course") that begin in September. Read more...

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3 août 2015

Summer Hiatus

By GradHacker. It’s that time of year again, when our hardworking GradHackers step away from the web for the summer and dream up new content for next academic year. The blog will be on hiatus until August. Read more...

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3 août 2015

Public Spaces

By Lee Skallerup Bessette. I’ve been participating haphazardly in #clmooc again this year. This week’s prompt is about public spaces. Read more...

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3 août 2015

Peering Over The Cliff

By Margaret Andrews. Is higher education having a Wile E. Coyote moment?
Right now it seems as if we’re all watching Wile E. Coyote standing on that thin ledge and we know what’s about to happen, but it’s unclear whether or not he does. Read more...

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3 août 2015

Higher Education: A Hotbed of Corruption?

By Goolam Mohamedbhai. Hardly any week goes by without the appearance of an article on corruption in higher education. The stories cover not only individual students or faculty but also whole institutions and even countries. And corruption in higher education has even crossed borders and become global. Read more...

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3 août 2015

Politics: The Bane of Indian Higher Education

By Philip G. Altbach. Prior to the recent elections that swept the Congress government out of power and instilled Narendra Modi, a proposal was made to establish two universities in the Rae Bareily parliamentary constituency of Congress leader Sonia Gandhi—one an aviation institution and the other a women’s university. Read more...

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3 août 2015

Teaching in English: A Contentious Debate

By Hans de Wit. One of the more controversial issues in internationalization is the dominance of English as language of instruction and the dissemination of scholarship.
Recently, two countries seem to be at the forefront of the debate. In Europe, The Netherlands has been implementing courses and degree programs in English since the mid-1990s. In Asia, South Korea leads other countries in developing English taught courses, a trend provoking considerable debate; In the Netherlands attitudes are shifting from rather positive to more critical assessments, resulting in a national discussion led by key scholars to abandon the unconditional use of English in the classroom. Read more...

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3 août 2015

Teacher-to-Student Pessimism

By Dymin Ellis. Here’s the thing about applying to college: everyone expects you to do so. Moms, dads, teachers, society.
And here’s the catch: if you’re anything short of a white male, the mere mention of a prestigious institution makes the other guy frown. More...

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