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Rather than just taking a class and trying to put our triangle into a square hole, we were able to take the information and work with an expert who could tell us what to do with it . . . . The other thing we came away with was this cultural awareness of how we tackle these problems from start to finish on our own campus. It was a gift. It was one of the most collaborative, democratizing experiences I’ve had.
While most faculty development on digital learning begins with a solid foundation in the theory and vocabulary of its topic, busy faculty understandably are eager to discuss what tools to …
Like most states in the U.S., North Carolina is challenged with a nursing shortage. The National Center for Health Workforce Analysis reports that North Carolina has 16 percent fewer registered …
Career readiness activities in higher education have traditionally been kept at a distance from the classroom. With the notable exception of career and technical education programs, students in U.S. colleges …