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An Inside Look at Why Accreditation Works
Describing his service on a voluntary visiting team, Bob Ubell defends regional accreditation as a form of “deliberative democracy” and urges us not to hand it over to a federal education police force.
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Journey Mapping: The New Way to Brainstorm
Journey mapping is a technique long known to marketers at companies like IBM and Clorox but has only recently caught on in higher education circles.
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7 Ways Performance Reviews Are Misaligned With Learning Science
Can we start a conversation?
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Ejected From the Game
Jennifer Moon shares her reflections on quit lit and the academic draft -- and how she has no regrets about leaving higher ed after gaining her Ph.D.
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Colleges Re-Bound?
We need high-quality educational and training options for people who truly don’t want degrees, but such options cannot replace degrees and should not be an excuse to ignore social and economic inequities, argues Chris W. Gallagher.
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The Audacity to Innovate: Pioneering an Online J.D. Program
Responding to the challenges they've faced, law schools are moving cautiously -- and boldly -- into digital education, writes Christopher P. Chapman.