One of the biggest reasons for smart people to start participating in conversations about the future of higher education is because if we don’t then
One of the biggest reasons for smart people to start participating in conversations about the future of higher education is because if we don’t then
Another entry in the general skills vs. job skills conversation occasioned by recent decision clarifying unpaid internship rules. IMHO point could be more strongly made:
This piece from, of all places, the Wall Street Journal, and by, of all people, Lamar Alexander, makes the case that college unaffordability is overstated. As
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,
Smart four year colleges will start planning now to be coordinating with this phenomenon. Oregon Will Become Second State to Offer Free Community CollegeLawmakers approve
DropBox has introduced a COMMENTS feature that lets you look at a shared file in your browser (Microsoft office docs and PDFs all seem to