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14 juin 2015

A Case for Accessible, Usable and Universal Design for Learning

By Romy Ruukel. Issues of learning technologies and accessibility are more of a hot topic in our field than usual these days. EdX recently reached a settlement with the Justice Department to make its website, course creation platform and mobile applications accessible under ADA. Read more...

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14 juin 2015

Does Humor Have a Place in Higher Ed Marketing?

By Tim Jones. College is a funny thing. It’s full of scholarly pursuits in the halls of academe, centuries-old institutions with cherished seals, histories of tradition, prestigious alumni, trustees, chancellors, regalia, committees on committees, formal ceremonies, and countless other idiosyncrasies. More...

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14 juin 2015

How I Convinced My Faculty to Embrace the Surfboard

By Pam Hardy. Professional schools tend to be risk-averse, perhaps none more so than law schools. It’s a serious profession with a serious approach to its discipline. As a creative professional, this can be challenging. Pushing people outside their comfort zone takes tact and skill, but if done right, the rewards are worth the risk. More...

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14 juin 2015

To Boost Media ROI, Stop Wasting Time on 3 Things

By Kristine Maloney. The role of campus media relations professionals has evolved significantly in the last dozen years and the threshold for success is higher than ever. Within the increasingly competitive world of higher education, strong media placements have become more valuable and therefore more highly coveted. More...

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14 juin 2015

Let’s Knock Down the Silos

By Paul Redfern. Every Intro to Marketing class covers the 4 P's of marketing: Price, Place, Product, and Promotion. Though higher ed may cringe at those terms, Chief Marketing Officers who limit their scope to Promotion will miss opportunities for distinction in the booming digital communications marketplace, unless they are involved in product development conversations, as well. More...

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14 juin 2015

After Wisconsin

By John Warner. In previous thoughts about what’s going on in Wisconsin, there were some implicit arguments that I thought were apparent that – judging from some comments and communications – aren’t. Read more...

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14 juin 2015

Oh, Wisconsin

By John Warner. What you say, when you say “Wisconsin” is in the process of radical change. The current legislative proposal to remove tenure from state statute and increase the power of the Board of Regents in making personnel and organizational decisions is actually a fallback position from the original, even more radical plan of ending the “Wisconsin Idea,” a principle that has served the people of the state remarkably well for several generations. Read more...

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14 juin 2015

Students Are Increasingly Anxious, but We Can Help Them

By John Warner. When I think about my approach to teaching, I often consider the barriers standing between my students and what I want them to learn and experience.
What do they know? What can they do?
I think about the gaps I need to fill, where skills may be strong, or the opposite. Read more...

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14 juin 2015

What Do You Do When You Are Waiting?

By Wendy Robinson. My daughter is three, and Daniel Tiger is her life coach.
For those of you who may not have the entire PBS Kids lineup memorized like I do, Daniel Tiger is the animated spin-off of the beloved Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, and it uses a mixture of stories and songs to teach the toddler crowd a variety of lessons, including how to regulate their emotions and handle situations like having to go to the doctor or learn how to use the potty. Read more...

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14 juin 2015

4 Reasons to Volunteer While in Grad School

By Natascha Chtena. A while ago, guest-writer Kathryn Young wrote a great post here on GradHacker documenting the professional benefits of volunteering on campus. She wrote from the perspective of a master’s student preparing for the professional world and how her volunteering work beefed up her resume and made her stand out in the crowd. Read more...

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