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4 Weeks Into the Shutdown, Colleges and Students Are Running Out of Options
Students are becoming more food insecure and colleges are limiting operations to conserve cash. The longer the shutdown lasts, the harder it will be for higher ed to bounce back.
Can We Build Shared Value in the AI Era Through University–Industry Partnerships?
A guest post by James DeVaney.
Teach Writing, Not Document Production
If we want students to learn to write, AI tools shouldn’t have much of a role. If we don’t think students need to learn to write anymore, I’m not sure what we’re doing here.
Universities Teaching Wisdom Skills 2030
Two weeks ago, we examined the transformation of higher education in the next five years. Today, we look at how this transformation will shift the emphasis of our teaching.
Featured Gig: Learning Designers at Brandeis University
Four questions for John McCormick, associate director of learning design.
Misogyny and ‘Hoeflation’ at the National Association of Scholars
For a moment, I wondered if perhaps NAS had been fooled, publishing a work of gross misogyny that had been planted to humiliate them.
One Industry, Two Playbooks
Higher education doesn’t have just one audience, and institutions must know theirs well to earn trust.