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Google wants to know the secret to building a more productive team. The tech giant charged a team to find out. The project, known as Project Aristotle, took several years, and included interviews with hundreds of employees and analysis of data about the people on more than 100 active teams at the company. The Googlers looked hard to...
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While technical expertise definitely has its place in higher education, increasingly IT departments need to sharpen other kinds of skills to succeed.
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Last semester, I ceded control of class to my students. I didn’t just give them room to speak. I asked them to design the syllabus, the assignments and even the grading rubrics.
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As part of its strategic plan, La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia has moved its finance system to the cloud, while reducing its paper-based processes and providing faster, simpler reports and self-service functionality for staff and researchers.
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Study analyzes job ads to show just how much is expected of an aspiring academic.
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Sharing knowledge and information widely is no waste of time, says Philip Moriarty
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A struggling campus in Brooklyn is becoming selective and moving to a new high-rise building to appeal to middle-class families.
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The government has ordered universities to focus on this underrepresented group, but ministers simply don’t understand them
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Educators often have trouble acknowledging their contributions to good outcomes. Here are some tips for changing that.
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Academics are struggling under increasing workloads, but what does this mean for the students they teach?
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Experts identify the most substantial tech-related obstacles to education, ranging from the solvable to the downright wickedly difficult.
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Dennis Yang is the CEO of Udemy, the world's online learning marketplace with more than 10 million students in 190 countries. Before Udemy, Dennis served as Senior Vice President at 4INFO, a leadin...
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Published by American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Cambridge, MA, 2016
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The current system for gaining entry to elite colleges discourages unique passions and deems many talented students ineligible.
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Recently Instagram announced that it now supports landscape format photos, joining the likes of SlideShare, Facebook, Vimeo and YouTube (as well as Linkedin!). 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio is fast |