Finally, someone is writing about the consequences of “free” college for the system of higher education in the US. From The Chronicle of Higher Education
Finally, someone is writing about the consequences of “free” college for the system of higher education in the US. From The Chronicle of Higher Education
My institution just created a data science major. But it doesn’t care about using data in honest and robust ways any more than other institutions.
NPR’s senior education correspondent offers his predictions for stories in education in 2016. 1. The New Federal Education Law The long, grueling fight to overhaul
My colleague Sara Goldrick-Rab wrote a post saying “Short answer: No.” But notes it might be because “HBCUs (both public and private) are allocated $10Billion
Imagine an institution in which the English department offers each year 13 or so sections of a “rhetoric and composition” course enrolling about 200 students
This from TechCrunch. There are a lot of smart minds buzzing around “innovation” in the “higher education space.” In what’s being called the post-MOOC era,