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Open Educational Resources: What We Don't Know
Free, accessible curricular materials may have many benefits for students. But the research conducted so far hasn't delivered the required proof yet, Regan Gurung writes.
Artificial Intelligence and Retention
The future of persistence in the age of "narrow AI," or deep learning.
Search in the Post-Truth Era
Google has dominated search for 20 years. But results today are far too often tainted with information that is incomplete, misleading or false. MIT aims to address that problem with the knowledge graph Underlay.
Japan: A New Home for Student Migrants?
The need to attract international students and talent is particularly pressing in Japan where the birthrate is among the lowest in the world, leading to a shrinking youth population and demographic decline.
Campus Administrators Lean Left – Is it a Problem?
There are 12 liberal administrators for every conservative one. What does this mean for our campuses?
In Writing, Prescriptions Are No Cure
Here is my memory of the quadratic equation: plug and chug.
A Call for Curatorial Teaching
Whenever I draft a new course or revise an old one, I ask myself which voices I tend to privilege and which ones, by neglect or ignorance, I leave out, writes Irina Popescu.
Choosing Between Dreams and Family
Iranian students are silently subjected to a convoluted and unfair visa process, argues Adam Weinstein.