When Norfolk State University’s facilities management set out to reduce operating costs, cut emissions and noise, and improve the safety of their low-speed-vehicle (LSV) fleet, big changes started to happen. More...
Significant experience is needed with library budgets, library operations, recruiting/hiring, professional leadership, and the development of long-range plans both instructionally and financially. More...
The University of Wisconsin's two-year effort to reclassify and set compensation for thousands of jobs also requires significant commitments of staff time within and beyond Human Resources offices. More...
Gale, a Cengage company, has made it easier for students and educators to discover and access Gale digital resources from within their learning management system (LMS). Gale has achieved conformance certification for Learning Tool Interoperability (LTI) 1.0 and Deep Linking from IMS Global Learning Consortium. More...
Brandan Hudgins, an engineering student at Virginia’s Tidewater Community College, has used traditional textbooks and electronic books. More...
Half of community college students report transferring as a goal but have never taken advantage of transfer advising, says a 2018 national report. More...
Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) is among higher education institutions providing free laptop vending machines to give students greater access to technology and more flexibility. More...
The country is facing a critical shortage of special education teachers. According to the National Coalition on Personnel Shortages in Special Education, 49 states currently report a having more demand than available supply of certified teachers. More...
Online learning has come a long way since the turn of the millennium. It certainly hasn’t displaced traditional colleges, as its biggest proponents said it had the potential to, but it has gained widespread popularity: The number of students in the U.S. enrolled in at least one online course rose from 1.6 million in 2002 to more than 6 million in 2016. More...
Ivy covered buildings, lecture halls filled with just-out-of-high-school students, and four years spent living on campus, listening to professors and writing papers. That’s the dominant image of college, and certainly how it’s talked about in movies, newspapers and on TV. More...
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