Contributing Editor: Kathe Pelletier, Director, Teaching and Learning Program, EDUCAUSE.
John O'Brien talks with Karen Stout, president and CEO of Achieving the Dream, about using to data to improve student success in community colleges. They also discuss the role of technology in transforming student outcomes, address resource limitations, and explore the potential for collaboration.
Officials at UC Irvine and Unicon used the EDUCAUSE Student Success Analytics Rubric to evaluate the UCI Compass initiative, generating valuable insights that can assist other institutions as they assess their own student success initiatives.
The pandemic accelerated an evolution in preferences among students, faculty, and staff for the ways in which they engage with the institution and each other. Novel technologies and models for interaction create opportunities for colleges and universities to develop individualized approaches to meeting students’ needs for expansive, engaging educational experiences.
Understanding the challenges of international students underscores the importance of creating inclusive and accessible digital environments for all students. A study from Jisc offers insights and recommendations for integrating support strategies into institutional technology initiatives.
In the rapidly evolving world of higher education and training, colleges and universities have a unique opportunity to leverage technology for the benefit of their student employees.
Transforming community colleges to transform their communities by accelerating more equitable student outcomes requires institutional leaders to adopt a new data mindset that is fully focused on building better access to college, creating momentum for timely completion, and ensuring equitable mobility for graduates along career paths paying a family-sustaining wage.
Six strategies can help develop intentional, effective structures to improve students’ digital experiences.
In this episode, we hear from three students who use AI to help them with their coursework. They also share their thoughts about how AI may serve their careers once they graduate.
Gartner Group Vice President Steve Wenc talks about ways campuses can harness data for student success.
A student-centered approach in higher education can be promoted through the cultivation of adaptable learning environments that grant students the freedom to decide when, where, and how they learn, along with the choice of their preferred technology tools. This strategy not only simplifies the student journey but also elevates student achievement.
