Posted by Dan Galpin, Developer Advocate This blog post is part of a weekly series for #11WeeksOfAndroid. For each of the #11WeeksOfAndroid, we’re diving into key areas so you don’t miss anything. This week, we…
How to Decide if Tuition Insurance Is Worth…
According to the College Board, the average cost of tuition and fees for public, four-year, in-state universities was $10,560 in 2019-2020. Out-of-state students paid far more at $27,020 per year while private university students paid…
25 Higher Education Marketing Strategies for 2020
In times of the coronavirus, higher education marketers can easily get distracted and lose sight of the fundamentals. Included here are 25 timeless higher education marketing strategies that have generated proven growth in enrollment, endowment…
How Automation Adds Agility to Campus Service Delivery
As colleges continue to seek opportunities to increase agility while reducing costs, automation may be a solution that helps them achieve both objectives. Automation uses artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to complete processes without…
K-12 Trends and the Future of Higher Education
Blog: Higher Ed GammaWhat happens in K-12 schools rarely stays in K-12. You don’t need a long memory to recall that higher ed’s preoccupation with accountability, collaborative learning, learning outcomes and workforce preparation actually originated in…
Workers at U of Kentucky concerned about COVID…
The University of Kentucky has had more employees become infected with COVID-19 since mid-August than any other workplace in Lexington, the Lexington Herald-Leader has reported. At 103 infections from Aug. 13 to Sept. 14, the university has…
Rallies and rent strikes: how students and staff…
Lecturers and undergrads are united in their anger – and they’re mobilising online to protest and hold universities to account In August, A-level students joined forces to voice their anger on social media at the…
In Praise of American Higher Education
Blog: Leadership in Higher Education These are grim times, filled with bad news. Nationally, the death toll from COVID-19 has passed 190,000. Political polarization has reached record levels, with some scholars openly fearing a fascist future…
Essays on how to better serve students from…
Last month Inside Higher Ed wrote about how the pandemic and recession were impacting the education and work of eight students from underserved backgrounds. We followed up later with a virtual event featuring three of…