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AskHistorians and the Art of the Reddit Conference
AskHistorians, a popular public history community on Reddit, is planning an academic conference for September.
Curriculum and Assessment Amid COVID-19 and Beyond
"Curriculum and Assessment Amid COVID-19 and Beyond" is Inside Higher Ed's new downloadable collection of articles. You may access a...
A Bad Fit?
Study finds the concept of faculty fit in hiring is vague and potentially detrimental to diversity efforts.
Newly Tenured… at MIT, Texas State
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ibrahim Cisse, physics Jörn Dunkel, mathematics Mehrdad Jazayeri, brain and cognitive sciences Yen-Jie Lee, physics Josh...
New Programs: Health Sciences, Teacher Ed, Data Science, Cancer Biology
Adelphi University is starting a B.S. in health sciences. Central Carolina Community College is starting an associate of science and...
Opinion
Collaboration Transcending Crisis
Despite COVID challenges, large-scale collaborative projects remain feasible and have the power to reimagine undergraduate education in the humanities, write Nicholas Henriksen and Ian K. Cook.
What Worked This Spring? Well-Designed and -Delivered Courses
Professors and students alike viewed their remote learning experience most favorably this spring when their courses incorporated more "best practices." That's the path to making the inevitable virtual education better this fall.
Opinion
Not All Online Experiences Are Equal
Rob Weir gives advice for rethinking online education as no longer an emergency exception but what may be the norm in coming months.