Teach For America’s Rocky Road
Rick Hess:Â You took over Teach For America a year ago. Over time, TFA has been up and down, beloved and […]
Nepalese education consultancies protest sweeping new regulations
The Education Consultancy Association of Nepal (ECAN), representing hundreds of consultancies, has submitted a detailed amendment proposal after the new
Software Adoption: Why Employees Resist
Better Software Doesn’t Guarantee Better Adoption Organizations spend millions selecting, implementing, and customizing new software. The platform is thoroughly evaluated.
From Manufacturing to Microservices: Universal Lessons About Reliability
Software engineers often think reliability is a modern challenge. We discuss uptime, distributed systems, observability, and fault tolerance as if
How to enhance access for underserved students
Rural, neurodivergent and other underrepresented K12 students have more opportunities to envision themselves in higher education as Arizona State University’s
Iowa State University: Business careers start here
Sahil Bakhai spent six years at a small engineering firm in India, working his way up from operations manager to
When AI Chases Test Scores, What Gets Left Behind?
A few days ago I read about proposed legislation to use generative AI to raise student test scores in North Carolina.
‘A razor’s edge’: How colleges are navigating civil rights probes under Trump
Listen to the article 13 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Since President
How to loop video in VLC
VLC Media Player overview.) For tablet users, the larger screens provide an enhanced viewing experience, making it even easier to
Tell Your Enrollment Story Before Someone Else Does (opinion)
In the coming months, data from the federal government’s new Admissions and Consumer Transparency Supplement survey—which collects seven years’ worth