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Top 10 Educational Trends in 2013
By Kim Lee They say that desperate times call for desperate measures and education is no exception. In fact, in the last five years since the econo…
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Top 7 Things To Remember When You Are A Freshman
By Alex Strike* The school is over, and it is time to enter a college. There is no need to worry or be afraid of that. Believe us, your college lif…
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Colleges and Universities Using Social Media More Than Ever
By Desmond Daniels* Social networks are the realm of the 18 to 24 year old demographic, with 98 percent of that age range having a profile on at lea…
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How MOOCs Benefit Higher Education
By Kate Wilson * MIT spends around $10,000 to add a new course to its popular OpenCourseWare site, a site that already contains 2,000 courses. Like…
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Most Profitable Career Habits You Should Start in Higher Ed
At its best, college can often feel like a Never Never Land of fun, friends, and “the life of the mind.” Though we hesitate to burst that glorious sh…
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Making a College Degree Count
By Laura Edwards* If you are smart enough to make the decision to pursue a college degree, make sure you are smart enough to include technology cla…
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Higher Ed Heavily Subsidized by the State, May Be Over.
Truthout: Public education is under attack around the world, and in response, student protests have recently been held in Britain, Canada, Chile, T…
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Education: Taking a Final Look Back at 2011
Guest post written by Jesse Langley. He specializes in writing about education, professional and personal development, and career building. He writes…
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Weighing the True Value of an Online Education: How Recent Studies Have Debunked Popular Opinions
Guest post written by Jesse Langley. Photo by Flickr user courosa The initial hesitance to embrace online education as a valid alternative to tra…
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The SAT: Is There a Better Way?
Beginning its reign over college applications in 1972, recent challenges to the efficacy of the SAT have caused many institutions to grant optional s…
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Kevin Carey on the Pell Grant Program
The Quick & the Ed: This morning I was emailing some fellow members of the vast left-wing media / academic / think tank conspiracy to put all cit…
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The Internet: American Faith in Science And Scientific Institutions
One of our followers on Twitter sent me an e-mail with this question: I'm a freshman in college, and I'm writing a term paper that is going …
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"Plagiarism is a learned sin, [but] it is not a philosophical issue."
Stephen Downes comments on the New York Time's post: Plagiarism Is Not a Big Moral Deal He writes succinctly: I know I'm not supposed to lik…
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technology
Does the Internet Make You Smarter? Yes!
I guess you still remember when the Internet was shaken by Nick Carr when she wrote: Google is making us stupid. It was a year ago. Now, pundit Clay…
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4 Tips Can Help You During First Days of Class
I agree with Professor Robert Talbert about the importance of the first day of class. He writes that students (in college) "form their conceptio…
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Students Could End Up Upside Down With Their College Education
Alex Reid comments on an article by Michael Feldstein . The Product Manager for Academic Enterprise Solutions asks whether there is a bubble in the h…
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Google Wave Seen As Teaching Tool in Higher Education
Some local college officials are jumping on board "Google Wave" to see what the new technology might mean for education. This jazzed-up ver…
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'Engage' Offers New Approaches in the Career of Teaching
University of Wisconsin: Engage is a program offered through the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Division of Information Technology. Engage pa…
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How Big a Tuition Bill College Students Want to Pay?
Flypaper: The Wall Street Journal tackles this question today, both qualitatively and quantitatively. On the latter, it points to HumanCapitalScore.c…
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An End to Education Reform? by Michael S. Greve
Conservatives were reluctant to trigger a public spat over education with a new administration, but their failure to offer criticism and insist on ch…
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