College closings, economic upheaval make a case for blockchain adoption
Ted Mitchell is the president of the American Council on Education. Higher education faces unprecedented
Day: June 18, 2020
Can colleges pull off widespread coronavirus testing?
Back in March, people began trickling into Calvin University’s health center complaining of symptoms such
From sea to ski: Administrators get creative with 2020 graduation ceremonies
For the last 13 years, teachers, counselors and school leaders have told the class of
UMass partners with Brandman to expand online
Dive Brief: The University of Massachusetts plans to partner with the private, nonprofit Brandman University
Intl students contributed AU$2.1bn to Western Australia’s economy last year
The report estimated that international students directly contributed $549 million to the WA economy in
King: US faces ‘pivot point’ in getting students access to internet, devices
Calls on Congress to boost funding for students’ internet access increased Tuesday as John King
3 coronavirus challenges for curriculum directors this fall
Robert Dillon knows any plan to bring back 2,700 students this fall can’t be boilerplate.
Fast Forward: Hybrid models could prove effective. Are they here to stay?
Until just a few months ago, blended learning was an option for educators. But during
Governments risk losing swathes of ELT sector without extra support, stakeholders warn
For many providers, government support has been a vital lifeline, but without more in the
Governments risk losing swathes of English language sector without extra support
For many providers government support has been a vital lifeline, but without more in the