3 ways community colleges can support students during the coronavirus crisis
As the coronavirus pandemic grinds a growing number of industries to a halt, colleges nationwide
Day: March 23, 2020
Higher ed groups press for federal support for coronavirus response
Dive Brief: Higher education organizations are lobbying the federal government to provide new money and
FCC waives E-rate gift rules as coronavirus closures highlight remote learning inequity
Dive Brief: The Federal Communications Commission this week announced a temporary waiver of E-rate program
DeVos would gain broad emergency ESSA waiver power under Senate coronavirus legislation
Dive Brief: Under The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, introduced Thursday by Senate
Ed Dept: Assessment waivers to be provided to states impacted by coronavirus
Dive Brief: U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced in a press release issued Friday that
International Baccalaureate May 2020 examinations will no longer be held
In a letter to sent schools and examiners on March 22, the IB said the
Adding up the real cost of password management for school districts
Password resets are one of the most frequent help desk requests school district IT teams
Most institutions expect to be worse off, but edtech can lessen impact
According to the data taken from 700+ respondents to the March HolonIQ Global Outlook survey,
Most institutions expect to be worse off, but edtech can bolster impact
According to the data taken from 700+ respondents to the March HolonIQ Global Outlook survey,
Edo parents withdrawing children from private to public schools
Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State. By Patrick Isaac Gradually, through what could be described