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Rethinking What We Consider Essential
...serve its core values becomes a much simpler task. Having clear organizational values has been one of our greatest assets at MindMax. We’re a values-driven company, and this defining feature...
Outlook Broke My Email! - How to Optimize Your Emails Across all Browsers and Servers (Part II)
...common cause of issues when building a template/email. Everyone involved has their own competencies and limitations and so the temptation to “cross that bridge when we come to it” can...
You U: A DIY View of the University Experience
...together stackable certificates from multiple institutions. They can take online courses for free and pay if they want them to count for credit. Employers have an increased acceptance of, and...
Shifting Paradigms on Learning
...This can make us question the very paradigm of giving. Christof goes on to list a number of organizations you can donate to, including the Committee to Protect Journalists, cpj.org,...
The Rules of Engagement: Building an Intelligent Engagement Strategy
...site should be easy to navigate, provide potential students with enough information to pique their interest, and answer any common questions. Podcast: Delivers complex content. If podcasts are part of...
How Can Higher Ed Earn Back Trust?
...or enrolling in a program, then communicate that value in their higher education marketing efforts. This process involves asking questions like, “What do learners actually want, and how do they...
Operating a Continuing Education Unit in Startup Mode
...apart from what I was told during interviews,” said Annette. She obtained this information by asking many questions. “Asking questions is a good thing, being curious is a good thing,...
Harness the Power of Creativity in Social Media Advertising
...asking the right questions: Who are you? Brand messaging should always be consistent. It’s natural for colleges to focus on conveying who they are, but the other questions are just...
Insourcing Education: A Foolish Approach
Once upon a time, investment advice company The Motley Fool spent tens of thousands of dollars every year to send employees to external sources for learning and development. While many...
Data On What Learners Want is Out There, and Schools Have It
...leading schools to present free courses, online. Coursera and Udacity are others. Each of these organizations, and the schools that supply courses, extract heaps of data about what people are...