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A veteran of faculty development reflects on trends reshaping how colleges invest in faculty: accessibility, open educational resources, and credentials.
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A veteran of faculty development reflects on trends reshaping how colleges invest in faculty: accessibility, open educational resources, and credentials.

A review of psychologist Angela Duckworth's 'Grit,' which argues that passion and perseverance predict success more reliably than talent or IQ.

College of the Canyons compared leading digital badge platforms Acclaim and Badgr side by side to choose the best fit for its badge initiative.

Digital credentials and stackable pathways are poised to reshape higher education by documenting how students acquire skills, not merely the degrees they earn.

There are 30 million U.S. jobs paying a median $55,000 without a bachelor's degree, but today's good jobs require skilled-services training beyond high school.

Cal Poly Pomona's Dan Manson brought collegiate cyber defense competitions to California, proving students learn faster through hands-on contests than in class.

A proof of concept brings cloud-based virtual labs to eight South Central Coast community colleges, giving IT and cyber students anytime, anywhere access.

LinkedIn Learning experts identify the management skills leaders will need to master over the next five years as the world of work rapidly changes.

A review of MIT AgeLab director Joseph Coughlin's book on why companies misunderstand aging and overlook the fast-growing market of active older consumers.

Governor Brown's proposed fully online 115th community college would give 2.5 million stranded California workers a flexible path to advance their careers.