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At companies all over the world, technology and software development needs continue to grow and expand. The problem: there aren’t enough skilled workers to fill this employment demand. According to […]
» Read moreIn today’s age of accelerated technology and industry, there is a looming issue in the workforce. New innovations are creating jobs with skillsets never previously required, and there exists a […]
» Read moreIn conversation, Angel Rich is kind, unassuming, and full of genuine laughs and smiles. But get her started talking about her career, and your jaw will drop to the floor. […]
» Read moreIf Hollywood is to be believed, college students are all free-wheeling teenagers (or 26-year-olds playing teenagers), who spend their spare time throwing keggers and figuring out how to do laundry. But […]
» Read moreIt would seem that, with over 3,900 learning apps accessible to classrooms, the K-12 edtech market is flourishing. But a New York Times article published earlier this month states that […]
» Read moreDr. David Andrews, Johns Hopkins Dean of Education since 2010, has accepted the presidential position at National University, the second largest private, nonprofit university in California. The school primarily teaches adult learners and working […]
» Read moreFor adults who want to complete a college degree, online education programs offer various cost-saving options, a group of online program leaders said recently. Through Prior Learning Assessments, or PLAs, students can earn college […]
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