Student peers help quell fears around online study
Speaking during a recent PIE webinar, panellists shared their experiences regarding emerging approaches to student engagement during Covid-19, with peers...
Year: 2020
Report identifies 7 strategies for impactful assessments
Dive Brief: A report released Wednesday by assessment experts and education researchers suggests high-quality assessments could be an essential tool...
Shrinking budgets complicate challenges amid influx of new ed tech
Dive Brief: The shift to distance learning due to the coronavirus pandemic brought attention to existing technology concerns while also...
DAAD survey lays bare impact of Covid-19 on student mobility
Carried out between April and mid-May 2020, around 40% of institutions surveyed said international students had left Germany following the...
Juniper Education partners with Lexplore Analytics on AI literacy technology
The eye-tracking technology helps teachers to highlight issues with children’s reading and pick up when a child would benefit from...
Trump visa suspensions could cost US economy $223 million
In a letter to the administration signed by over 800 businesses and organisations, the AIE said the move will “very...
13 unis with large international student cohorts may go bust without bailout
The Institute for Fiscal Studies report indicates in total universities are at risk of losing anywhere between £3 bn and...
Industry in shock as US restricts fully-online study for internationals
As many campuses in the US have announced they will teach virtually for the fall semester, this new guidance effectively...
President Speaks: Course-sharing can help small colleges weather the pandemic
Richard Merriman Jr. is the former president of the University of Mount Union, in Ohio. Bryan Boatright is the assistant...
Will colleges in the new coronavirus epicenters change their fall plans?
College leaders in several states are staring down one of the worst possible outcomes of the summer: Coronavirus cases are...
