By Joanne Goldstein - EvoLLLution. Recent estimates peg the value of the formal corporate learning marketplace at $177 billion, with even more being invested in informal employee education. As the economy becomes more and more knowledge-based, professional development and ongoing employee education will become even greater corporate priorities than they are now. More...
By Susan Aldridge - EvoLLLution. In today’s ever-evolving workforce, lifelong learning is the key to gainful and fulfilling employment—which is why successful professionals are always on the lookout for quality continuing education, designed to drive career advancement. More...
By Amy Wartham - EvoLLLution. Studies and corporate bottom lines show that companies receive many benefits from investing in training for their employees. More...
By Paul LeBlanc - EvoLLLution. Today’s higher education marketplace is more competitive than ever before, and institutions are investing significant resources in an array of services and amenities aimed at creating a great student experience. More...
By Sandra Woodley - EvoLLLution. Although the debate around whether to treat students as customers continues to rage at higher education institutions across the United States, changing market circumstances are dictating a more customer-minded focus. More...
By Lester Lefton - EvoLLLution. State legislatures, tuition-paying students and the tax-paying public are all demanding a greater return on investment when it comes to higher education. As an industry, we need to figure out how we’re going to deliver on their demand. More...
By Marie Cini - EvoLLLution. Adult students today are experienced consumers. With companies like Amazon dominating the retail industry, these students’ expectations for service and patience for bureaucracy have significantly diminished. More...
By Katrina Rogers - EvoLLLution. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, one of the most significant shifts in higher education is the massive growth of the adult student population, that is, the non-traditional student. More...
By Merodie Hancock - EvoLLLution. Non-traditional students are far more focused on outcomes than their traditional-aged counterparts. Looking for immediate impact from their educational experience, this population puts a great deal of value in labor market relevance. Additionally, given the competing priorities on their time, this demographic expects a great deal of efficiency and consumer-minded practice from their institution. More...
Sur le blog "Histoires d'universités" de Pierre Dubois. Automobilités…, par Jean-Pierre Tremblay, Université de Laval (Québec), De Boeck Supérieur, Sociétés, 2014/4 – n° 126, pages 115 à 124. Cet article est un canular anti-maffesolien. Une valse en 3 temps.
Temps 1. L’article de sociologie Automobilités postmodernes : quand l’Autolib’ fait sensation à Paris a été accepté et publié par une revue scientifique ; il peut même être acheté en ligne… L’article dans son intégralité.
Résumé. Le présent article vise à mettre au jour les soubassements imaginaires d’un objet socio-technique urbain contemporain : l’Autolib’. Suite...
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