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University Mergers in Russia: Happy marriage or misalliance
“And they lived happily ever after.” No one should expect that it could be an appropriate start for a story about university mergers in Russia.
I'm Failing My MOOC
I thought I should try out a MOOC for myself to see what kind of future awaits me. I'm failing, but that doesn't mean I'm not learning.
Engaged Students
Students may be more willing to welcome significant learning experiences than critics of academe realize, at least if professors make the right assignments, writes Robert M. Eisinger.
The Math Doesn’t Work
Most faculty members don't have the hours in a day to do everything they are supposed to do, writes Nate Kreuter.
Summer Teaching, Happened So Fast
If you’re lucky enough to have a teaching assistantship, you know that summer classes can be an extremely rewarding experience.
The Classroom as Oasis
The last few weeks at my university have seen the usual busyness that comes with the end of the semester amplified by a lot of change.
Not a Slow News Week
There’s nothing quite like taking the kids to the hotel breakfast only to see on the tv that the major city just north of you has gone on lockdown.
From Whitman to Academic Partnerships
An Interview with Charles Green, the Chief Academic Officer and SVP of Academic Services at Academic Partnerships.