How far would your school go to help first-year students thrive? Would it strike a couple hours off of their class schedules? Would it set aside time every single week for everybody to get some exercise? More on that in…
Michelle Miller, PhD Posts
When you think of higher education institutions outside the United States, what comes to mind? If you’re from the U.S. yourself, you might have some assumptions worth questioning. Higher ed, like nearly every contemporary human endeavor, is globalizing. Lots of…
On (re)living the real and almost-real, and what it means for learning
Posted in Technology, and Trends and Change
VR can be a lot of things – disorienting, dizzying (literally), fun, strange, and emotional.
From assessment cop to assessment advocate: On the prevention and treatment of data rage
Posted in Academic Life, and Higher Education
As more institutions sink more money into myriad student success programs, the appetite for data documenting the impacts of those programs grows and grows.
Addiction, accommodation, and better solutions to the laptop problem
Posted in Higher Education, and Technology
It started with the wonderful realization that I could bring a book with me everywhere.