You know this, but the day your students walk across the graduation stage does not mean it’s the end of your relationship with
Read More
Some things just go together, like peanut butter and jelly, movies and popcorn, and schools and technology. Technology has been a part of learning for, well, forever. Think about it. Calculators have helped countless students master math ...
There’s no doubt about it: College Game Day is one of the most anticipated days of the sports season. For most institutions, collegiate-level sports are a big deal that brings hopeful visitors to campus, and, not to mention, an additional revenue ...
At some point, every industry undergoes a significant shift. While these shifts are challenging, they often bring about opportunities for growth and meaningful change. The higher education industry is no different. Luckily, there are a few things ...
Your campus is booming with connection opportunities for your students. And if you haven’t considered adding a peer mentor program to your list of offerings, it’s time you reconsider. Your students can learn so much from their classmates. ...
Here’s a secret (well, sort of): students who are engaged in their studies and active on campus become graduates. And if you’re a campus leader, you know accurate student engagement data is the key to ensuring student success. With new ...
If you’re in higher education and looking for ways to increase your student engagement rate, consider using an AI tool capable of sentiment analysis. Sentiment analysis is an increasingly popular function of AI technology. Using an ...
If you’re an academic leader, you know just how vital your institutional advancement strategy is to the future of your campus, especially as higher education becomes increasingly important to the general workforce. But do you have the right ...
When you hear “generative AI,” you might automatically think of ChatGPT. And, if you’re a campus leader, the question that might pop into your head next is, “How are students using ChatGPT in their assignments?” Sure, students likely ...
A new year brings new trends in higher education. And 2024 is no different. Students are changing their learning preferences, and colleges and universities must do what they can to keep up with the trends. But a change in learning preferences ...
