The value of automation in higher education’s back office
Higher education has been on the leading edge of deploying AI and other “smart” technologies in classrooms and online. And...
Month: May 2020
More US unis drop SAT/ACT requirements in response to the pandemic
Earlier in April, the College Board – the not-for-profit organisation that gives the SAT – and ACT announced the cancellation...
LASU VC condoles family of former Pro-Chancellor, Justice Oluwa –
By Elizabeth Osayande THE Vice Chancellor, Lagos State University, Prof. Olanrewaju Fagbohun, SAN, has commiserated with the government of Lagos...
Pre-to-3: Coalitions in 6 states join growing ‘Early Learning Nation’
This latest Pre-to-3 column highlights a new tool for planning communitywide initiatives focusing on school readiness. Past installments of Pre-to-3 can...
University of Auckland retains the top spot in THE Impact Rankings
New Zealand’s University of Auckland took the number one spot for a second consecutive year, while the top four was...
COVID-19: NASU faults calls for varsity resumption
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru THE Non-Academic Staff of Educational and Associated Institutions, NASU, has said that it will rebuff any circular...
Fire Tech offers free Python classes to students in Oman and UK
The 25-hour curriculum includes instruction on flying simulated drones, creating chatbots, designing smart cities and coding video games. “This has...
Lawyer faults FG over continuation of school feeding programme during lockdown
By Mary Obaebor Children benefiting from School Feeding Programme of the Buhari administrationA LAWYER, Mr. Tolu Ayodele, has faulted the...
Colleges must be flexible with credit acceptance, higher ed groups say
Dive Brief: Six leading higher education organizations this week issued a set of principles to guide their members in accepting...
