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Ep. 106: Higher Ed News Roundup: Athlete Unions and the FAFSA Fiasco
A panel of news hounds discusses some of the biggest stories involving colleges.
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University of North Carolina System Banning Apps Over Cyberbullying
UNC’s president says these four social media apps that allow anonymous posting have a ‘reckless disregard’ for students’ wellbeing.
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Michigan Hybrid Program Aims to Reach 50,000 Adult Students
Grand Valley State University's partially online program is to expand this fall across the university’s five campuses.
Universities Expect to Use More Tech in Future Classrooms—but Don’t Know How
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Demand for Online Classes Prompts Closure of Satellite Centers in Iowa
The University of Iowa’s learning centers used to hold in-person classes for graduate business and social work students, but those students have preferred remote learning since the pandemic.
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The Program-Level AI Conversations We Should Be Having
Now is the time to progress to program-level conversations around curriculum and learning outcomes, Kathleen Landy writes.
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Facial Recognition Heads to Class. Will Students Benefit?
Innovators plow forward with this technology in a largely unregulated ecosystem. Ethicists and a new National Academies report urge caution.
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