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You’ve probably heard by now that coding is the must-have skill of the future. Among the many reasons for that, one is the prospect of a high salary. According […]
» Read more Today, we’re taking a close look at three innovators in education. While each of these individuals uses education technology in a different way, they all have one thing in […]
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In a study conducted by Pearson, UPCEA, and Penn State University, it was found that 94% of colleges and universities surveyed provided at least one type of non-traditional offering […]
» Read moreYou might expect college students to be fresh-faced teenagers straight out of high school. But according to the National Center for Education Statistics, roughly 25% of students enrolled in degree-granting […]
» Read more When it comes to hiring an employee, does where they went to college matter more than their relevant skills? According to Joe Fuller of Harvard Business School, maybe not. […]
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This podcast episode is brought to you by work+EDU, an action-based event hosted by EdTech Times. In January 2017, Michael Horn, author, speaker, and co-founder of the Clayton Christensen Institute, […]
» Read moreNo matter what country you live in or what year you were born, General Electric is likely a name you recognize. Incorporated in 1892, GE is one of the few […]
» Read moreLast fall, I covered a Massachusetts event on connecting education and employment. Governor Charlie Baker convened the event under the theme of Digital Innovation and Lifelong Learning. We heard from […]
» Read moreIn the fast-paced and busy world of healthcare, it can be hard for those working in that field to find time to also pursue higher education. But with advancements in […]
» Read moreThis podcast episode is part of the EdTech Times series “Making History,” highlighting black leaders in education. An educator with over 40 years of experience, Dr. Hardin Coleman has a […]
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