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Overcoming Public Resistance to the Avant-Garde
Why the public shuns the avant-garde and what to do about it.
Leaning Into Credit for Prior Learning
Building an ecosystem that recognizes and values the diverse experiences and knowledge of learners.
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Better Speech Policies Start With Campus Buy-In
To prepare for the next speech crisis, colleges should seek campuswide consensus on institutional values, Karl K. Schonberg writes.
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Drifting
Our students have been drifting away, Helen Kapstein writes, but we want them to drift back to the mindset of being challenged and challenging.
Featured Gig: Innovation Architect at University of Maryland Global Campus
Continuing a new series on academic innovation opportunities.
Higher Education Has Not Been Forgotten by Generative AI
The generative AI (GenAI) revolution has not ignored higher education; a whole host of tools are available now and more revolutionary tools are on the way.
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Do Law Review Editors Have Academic Freedom?
Tom Ginsburg and Aziz Z. Huq argue that they do.
Guest Post: AI Meets Academia—Navigating the New Terrain
James Bedford on how he’s using AI to help translate the ways of academia to students.
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