
Tracking Key Education Trends on a Late Summer Day
By Jeffrey McCafferty, Associate Vice President, Strategic Planning at the American Public University System Late summer and early autumn is one of my favorite times to visit New York City.…
Read Dr. Boston’s posts offering his insights into higher education, K-12 education, and technology.
By Jeffrey McCafferty, Associate Vice President, Strategic Planning at the American Public University System Late summer and early autumn is one of my favorite times to visit New York City.…
An article in Inside Higher Ed discusses the efforts by the Australian government to deregulate tuition and fees by 2016 and the potential consequences for students if that occurs. Naturally,…
Last week, I presented at The Internet, Policy & Politics Conference to debate whether or not MOOCs will satisfy learning effectiveness, satisfaction, and overall quality. I took note of the…
Dr. Paul Rich is President of the Policy Studies Organization, an academic partner of APUS and publisher of many academic journals. His enthusiasm for affordable learning through technology mirrors mine…
Guest Post by George M. Vukovich, Director, Veterans Relations at American Public University System A recent article on Money.com, “Why Veterans Will Soon Save Thousands on College,” provides promising information for…
Last week, Goucher College, a liberal arts college in Baltimore, Maryland, announced that it would allow prospective students the choice of submitting the standard college application including transcripts and recommendations…
For the past four weeks, I’ve watched social media videos on Facebook and Instagram that relate to the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. The first videos that I saw were from…
Facebook recently conducted an experiment with approximately 700,000 users by manipulating their newsfeeds and recording the change in their emotions based on the information received. After the research was published,…
I read an article in The Guardian by Samuel Gibbs about devices once used regularly that were replaced by smartphones. The list is lengthy and includes: simple mobile phones, landline…
Would closing business schools save the humanities? Dr. William Major thinks so. Dr. Major is a professor of English at Hillyer College at the University of Hartford. In an interesting…
“Colleges need to hold themselves more responsible, or someone else will.” That statement came from Microsoft founder Bill Gates during his keynote address this week at the National Association of…
By Dr. Suzanne Minarcine The James P. Etter Award for Innovation and Creativity came as a huge surprise to me, and I am deeply honored to receive this prestigious award. I…