Measuring The Success Of An eLearning Program eLearning has become a potent tool in the fast-paced education and training environment, revolutionizing how we learn new information and skills. Education is now more readily available, flexible, efficient, and individualized, thanks to the digital transformation of learning. Assessing these programs’ effectiveness is becoming increasingly crucial as eLearning … Read more
Hitchner teaches in one of the estimated 36,000 public schools nationwide without adequate air conditioning. As temperatures keep rising around much of the country – July was the hottest month on record in earth’s history — schools are testing different approaches to beat the heat. This year the Philadelphia school district is starting the school … Read more
Michele Perkins, who was fired as chancellor of New England College earlier this year, has sued the college and is alleging gender discrimination and emotional distress, according to NHPR.org, a New Hampshire public radio news service. Perkins was president of the New Hampshire college for 14 years before being named chancellor in 2022. She alleges … Read more
While June welcomes LGBTQ Pride Month with open arms, celebrating the achievements of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals, there’s yet another crucial chapter in this vibrant narrative that often remains lesser known: LGBTQ History Month. The purpose of this dedicated month is to educate individuals about the rich history, achievements, and contributions of … Read more
5 Common Skills Mapping Challenges And 6 Best Practices For Improved Talent Management Skills mapping has gained tremendous significance in the business world, and with good reason. It supports leaders in utilizing their workforce’s skillsets in the best way possible to deal with the challenges and changes they face every day. Additionally, it aids training … Read more
McCarthy and her co-author, Marjorie Ingall, are also the pens behind SorryWatch, a website that analyzes apologies in the news, pop culture and history. SorryWatch is full of examples of bad apologies, such as actors who tweet “I’m sorry if,” athletes who make excuses with their apologies, and corporations that issue apology statements without ever … Read more
12 Common Reasons Students Don’t Read & What You Can Do About It by Terry Heick Why don’t students read more? Digital distractions? No books at home? Too much testing? Kim Kardashian? It depends on the student. It depends on illiteracy vs aliteracy. It depends on how you define reading (does reading long-winded character dialogues … Read more
Volunteer State Community College in Tennessee on Friday announced the “untimely” death of the institution’s president, Orinthia T. Montague. Montague began her tenure as the college’s fourth president in September 2021 and was known on campus as “Dr. O.” She led the institution in transforming and improving the student experience and was “totally committed” … Read more
I wondered what constitutes literary language in the ChatGPT universe. Instead of college essays, I asked ChatGPT to write a paragraph about the perils of plagiarism. In ChatGPT’s first version, it wrote: “Plagiarism presents a grave threat not only to academic integrity but also to the development of critical thinking and originality among students.” In … Read more
Today on the Academic Minute, part of University of St. Thomas Week: Bryana H. French, associate professor of psychology, explores a framework for helping to heal racial trauma. Learn more about the Academic Minute here. Most Popular Stories Most Popular title_words_as_hashtags