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Can Online Learning Find a Place in the Liberal Arts?
Anthony Collamati’s classroom experiments with digital tools both reinforced the limits of new technologies and helped him see how they might strengthen small colleges and expand their reach.
Shared Governance and Preordained Outcomes
On a state law capping credits for an associate degree.
On the Move
Switching positions in your first years as a junior faculty member is both stressful and energizing, writes Christopher Garland, who provides some pointers on how to make the transition.
Why We Must Balance Emotion and Intellect
The best college teaching has always included both rational argument and emotional insight -- a combination that is more crucial than ever in classrooms today, argues John R. Swallow.
Paying Deeper Attention to Your Institution’s Website
Developing a more effective website means paying attention to small details because sometimes they matter a lot.
MOOC Lessons from a $9.56 'An Economic History of the World since 1400'
What open online learning can learn from The Great Courses.
Living in the Uncanny Valley
A review of James Bridle’s compelling new book, New Dark Age: Technology and the End of the Future
The Trauma of Graduate Education
Such trauma impacts graduate students as they produce CVs, cover letters and other job search materials, writes Beth Godbee, and we should acknowledge and address it.