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The subject TEF that could have been

Wonkhe

David Kernohan took it upon himself to run a subject TEF, and still feels that subject level is a hugely useful lens on student experience and student outcomes The post The subject TEF that could have been appeared first on Wonkhe.

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Using Visible Thinking Routines in the Writing Process 

Faculty Focus

I began my teaching career in August of 2001. Over the years, I have seen countless instructional plans, new technologies, supposedly groundbreaking research, and have attended every type of professional development opportunity imaginable. I was always doubtful about the flavor of the week –until I learned about Visible Thinking Routines. Visible Thinking Routines (VTR) were developed as part of the Harvard Project Zero.

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Windows 11 Offers a New Cybersecurity Approach for Higher Ed

EdTech Magazine - Higher Education

Wherever there is innovation, those looking to exploit it aren’t far behind. IBM released its version of the personal computer in 1981. While it wasn’t the first PC, the IBM 5150 (which ran on the Microsoft-developed operating system DOS) helped to establish the modern computer market. In 1986, Brain, the first “full-stealth” computer virus, targeted IBM PCs.

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How technology-enhanced outcome based education programs can improve student success

Creatrix Campus

How technology-enhanced outcome based education programs can improve student success admin Mon, 12/04/2023 - 02:05 Outcome Based Education (OBE) has emerged as a guiding philosophy, emphasizing measurable student outcomes. Simultaneously, the integration of technology has become a cornerstone in shaping modern educational experiences. As we embark on this exploration, we delve into the synergy between Outcome Based Education and technology, unraveling the potential impact of this dynamic duo on

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In Search of Authentic Infrastructure: An AI Imperative

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

A recent article published in Diverse: Issues In Higher Education mentioned faculty concern about the impact of artificial intelligence on higher education. The problem wasn’t about AI, as it is more popularly known. It was about the degree to which “intelligence” can be authenticated within the scope of the Eurocentric framework and without knowledge of students’ sense of contributions and achievements of people worldwide who look like them.

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Using Visible Thinking Routines in the Writing Process 

Faculty Focus

I began my teaching career in August of 2001. Over the years, I have seen countless instructional plans, new technologies, supposedly groundbreaking research, and have attended every type of professional development opportunity imaginable. I was always doubtful about the flavor of the week –until I learned about Visible Thinking Routines. Visible Thinking Routines (VTR) were developed as part of the Harvard Project Zero.

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Lessons from East Coker

Jon Boeckenstedt

This is the third electronic–and perhaps the 33rd mental–draft of this I’ve attempted. You see, December 5th, 2023, marks my 40th anniversary in this profession in one way or another. I’ve been trying to figure out what to say, and how to say it to mark the occasion.

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UNL will eliminate 30 staff, close open faculty positions in latest round of cuts - CHRIS DUNKER, Lincoln Journal Star

Economics and Change in Higher Education

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will close open faculty positions, cut 30 staff positions and move other positions off state funding as part of its plan to close a $12 million budget deficit this year. UNL Chancellor Rodney Bennett asked the Academic Planning Committee this month to find savings across nine broad categories that avoid closing academic programs, though he anticipates the state’s land-grant campus could be forced to examine those areas next.

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Lakeland Community College Cuts Roughly 10% of Workforce to Avoid Financial Issues - Arrman Kyaw, Diverse Issues

Economics and Change in Higher Education

Roughly a tenth of Lakeland Community College (LCC) employees will be removed to avoid financial challenges for the school, Scene reported.Lakeland Community College. Lakeland Community College board members voted recently for the unexpected 66-employee cut – part-and full-time workers, janitors, career services specialists, IT techs, groundskeepers, and others – which will take effect Jan. 3, 2024.