Innovation or Obsolescence: Blackberry Lessons for Higher Ed
In the fast-paced world of technology, few stories are as intriguing as the rise and fall of Blackberry. Once hailed as an icon of innovation, Blackberry's journey from success to decline offers invaluable lessons, not just for business but also for higher education.
Cooking Up Change: Higher Ed Lessons from Julia Child
The ethos of Julia Child's teaching—embracing innovation, learning from mistakes, and engaging audiences with authenticity—can profoundly drive the trajectory of online higher education. As we face a future brimming with digital potential, it's imperative that educational institutions imbibe these lessons, transforming to meet the needs of a globally connected, ever-changing student demographic.
Higher Education Enrollment Agreements Explained
In the world of higher education, where the commitment to delivering quality programs and engaging in transparent, ethical practices is the name of the game, enrollment agreements can serve as foundational documents. For institutions that use them, this contractual tool does more than outline the legalities of the student-institution relationship; it sets the tone for the entire educational journey. Because of this, they are crucial to get right.
What The Best Christmas Movie Ever Can Teach Us About Teaching
A Muppet Christmas Carol is not just the best Christmas movie of all time (Elf being a close second); it is an apotheosis of teaching. Its lessons are simple but important: know your subject, connect with your audience, understand your medium, and prioritize high quality in all of your efforts.
5 Secrets for a Smooth Accreditation Site Visit
Preparing for an accreditation site visit? It's not just about the paperwork! Impress your evaluators with attention to detail: clean, organized spaces, in-person presence of key staff, thoughtfully arranged meeting areas, and quality refreshments. These seemingly small touches can significantly impact the overall experience, showcasing your institution's commitment to excellence and attention to detail.
Accreditation Doesn’t Have to Be Scary
Remember, accreditation is here to make you better, not to give you nightmares. Plan, persevere, and maybe throw in a horror movie marathon to remind yourself that, even when a case of the accreditation scaries sets in, there still aren’t any clowns around—things could always be worse.