Sat.Oct 10, 2020 - Fri.Oct 16, 2020

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When Tweets Go Wrong: Dealing with Negative Reactions on Twitter

The Academic Designer

A common fear or anxiety academics have about Twitter is that someone will have have a strong negative reaction to something you share. The extreme version of that fear: What happens if your tweet becomes front page news? Let's talk about what happens when tweets go wrong.

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Zoom to launch virtual classroom experience for its popular meeting platform

Terminalfour

Zoom is looking to close the gap between on-campus and online teaching with the launch of a new product that delivers education-specific features

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Without Better Postsecondary Data, We’re Leaving Stakeholders in the Dark

IHEP

by: Kim Dancy, Amanda Janice Roberson. This post also appears in the Today’s Students Coalition blog series. When exploring new territory, it’s wise to have a flashlight to illuminate areas that aren’t e asily visible. The COVID-19 pandemic, which has upended nearly every aspect of our nation’s well-being and profoundly disrupted the higher education experiences of nearly 20 million students, put higher education in uncharted territory.

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Election 2020 Implications for University Leaders

The Change Leader, Inc.

What are the Election 2020 implications for university leaders? The Democrats and Republicans continue to offer two distinct visions for the nation, and that perspective is seen in their higher education platforms. This newsletter attempts to offer a non-partisan look at the presidential candidates and also offers some suggestions to consider in relation to down-ballot choices.