“We as a sector are actually, in a way, another fossil fuel industry” Focusing on the topic of ‘what will international education look like 20 years from now?’, a panel of experts across higher education, edtech, climate change and sustainability put forward their...
Dive Brief: Colleges that already have online courses plan to “solidify their lead” in the market by launching more programs than their competitors, suggests an annual survey of chief online officers from online learning group Quality Matters and...
Editor’s note: In this new weekly column, we’ll be looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect higher ed in the long term. Have an idea or question you’d like us to look into? Let us know. Read more of our coverage of how the...
With the WHO’s declaration of a global pandemic, and cases of COVID-19 rising daily in hundreds of countries around the world, “business as usual” is no longer an option for schools and higher education institutions. We understand this is a turbulent...
Colleges and universities are canceling class meetings to help stem the spread of the novel coronavirus. But taking instruction online can be a tough switch to flip — particularly for courses that haven’t historically included a distance-learning component....
