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NSW universities are admitting students with ATARs as low as 30 into competitive tertiary degrees, an investigation has revealed. 
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New report heralds mass data monitoring in higher education – but there are concerns about how much say students and staff will have
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A study published in the Journal of Media Education this week reported that students spend a fifth of their time in class doing things on their devices that have nothing to do with their school work.
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Nearly half of millennials, or 48 percent, believe that the American Dream is dead, according to a report from Generation Opportunity.
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A teacher’s race—and racial biases—can affect how many African American students are assigned to such classes.
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What do students really think about online learning—do they love it? Hate it? Numerous reports and articles about online learning provide data on enrollment rates, perceived learning and more. But it's the unedited, raw comments of actual students, as I wrote about in my last post that is invaluable to course instructors, designers and online educators. I'll…
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Get your free e-book copy of The Crowdsourced Guide to Learning - 60 pages of crowdsourced study tips and expert learning advice, curated by FutureLearn. Via Peter Mellow
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Before I started teaching at LSE in January, I had the impression that the academics and researchers around the school were totally social media savvy – prolific tweeters like Charlie Beckett and t...
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As thousands of students wait to find out if they have been accepted to their chosen university, academic institutions are divided over the value of ATARs.
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For my classroom, it came down to what I have referred to as a “disconnect” between my students, our class and their access to vital resources. I focused on finding something that could make a difference. I decided to start with finding a way to facilitate communication.
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Making Caring Common's report with recommendations for reducing achievement pressure and leveling the playing field in college admissions.
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The Community College Research Center explored student attitudes toward technology-mediated advising in a recent study. This blog presents some of their findings.
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Ithaca College President Tom Rochon has announced he will retire. Students had protested racial insensitivity on campus last fall and called for his resignation.
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Find reviews written by students for students to help you choose the best university for you.
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PowerPoint (Keynote, Prezi, or any other presentation software that you may use) is a visual medium and is generally better suited for image use rath
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ColinHickie's curator insight,
January 14, 2016 5:58 PM
The aim of the project was to investigate further education (FE) students’ expectations and experiences of the digital environment.
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Research finds young Australians are worried about their job prospects and reluctant to join a start-up. Paul Kofman discusses the changing labour landscape.
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