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HETS Professional Learning Programs Highlight the Value of Digital Learning for Today’s Learners

Emilie Cook | March 2026
faculty on computers working together on the value of digital learning

To illustrate the value of digital education, Yubelkys Montalvo points to the two different graduate school experiences she had. When she pursued her master’s degree back in 1998, she had …

Why Human Validation Matters in AI Accessibility Work: Perspectives from Higher Ed Practitioners

Emilie Cook | March 2026
female student sitting at desk in library on laptop with books and papers employing human validation in AI accessibility.

As colleges and universities expand the use of AI to support digital accessibility, questions about human validation in AI accessibility work have moved to the foreground. Recent changes to Title …

What a System-Wide Faculty Learning Community On Generative AI Looks Like in Action

Emilie Cook | March 2026
faculty learning community meeting with faculty at table on laptops engaged in conversation.

When the University of North Carolina (UNC) System introduced its faculty learning community (FLC) on the use of AI in instruction in 2023, the 64 participants it attracted tended to …

What AI Accessibility in Higher Education Looks Like in Practice, According to Students

Emilie Cook | March 2026
Three students in student lounge looking at laptop discussing AI accessibility in higher education.

As AI becomes more visible across higher ed, conversations around the technology are often centered on the risks, including plagiarism, misuse, and institutional implementation. Less attention is given to the …

Building Institutional Capacity Through Digital Learning Professional Development

Emilie Cook | March 2026
Black female faculty in her office sitting at her desk on her laptop engaged in digital learning professional development.

Because digital learning has become a baseline institutional responsibility, colleges and universities must support professional learning for faculty and academic leaders. Meanwhile, instructional technologies evolve faster than conferences can accommodate. …

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