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March 2, 2023
UPCOMING: March 14, 2023 | 2 p.m. ET. Classroom disengagement hurts student performance and faculty morale alike. What can be done about it before it gets out of hand? Join us to hear from experts on what strategies you can use. <i>With Support From Perlego.</I> <b><a href="https://connect.chronicle.com/che-ci-wbn-2023-03-14-reengage-perlego_01-Event-LP---Guided.html?cid=che_ci_web_edit_1_vf_reengage_perlego_โ target="_blank">Register here.</a></...
February 27, 2023
UPCOMING: March 8, 2023 | 2 p.m. ET. What do administrators need to know about the potential and pitfalls of AI-based learning technologies? A panel of experts examines the issue in this virtual forum. <i>With Support From SMU.</I> <b><a href="https://connect.chronicle.com/che-ci-wbn-2023-03-08-learntech-smu_01-Event-LP---Guided.html?cid=che_ci_web_edit_1_vf_learntech_smu_โ target="_blank">Register here.</a></b>
February 15, 2023
Incarcerated people have been learning to code for 50 years. But prison tech training programs are still inaccessible, unstable, and hard to come by.
February 15, 2023
Virtual Event: โThe Role of Frontline Workers Online and On Campusโ looks at the ways those with student-facing roles can create a more welcoming environment for students learning both on campus and online. <I>With Support From Ascendium.</I>
February 11, 2023
Im sorry, theyre just another corporation trying to make a buck. >> what do you make of ron desantis installing a conservative anti-woke board at the new college of florida? >> so he has made a big name for himself as being someone who is pushing back against what he views as an education system thats gone too far off. i dont know that the answer to liberal overreach in higher-ed is conservative overreach in higher-ed. so im much more interested when im thinking about education in my home state ...
February 10, 2023
UPCOMING: February 23, 2023 | 2 p.m. ET. The pervasive โdigital nativeโ myth is keeping colleges from making critical investments in digital skills. Join us for a virtual forum to debunk the prevailing narrative and chart a new path forward. <i>With Support From Adobe.</I> <b><a href="https://connect.chronicle.com/che-ci-wbn-2023-02-23-digitalnative-adobe_01a-Guided-LP-USE.html?cid=che_ci_web_edit_1_vf_leadership_adobe_โ target="_blank">Register here....
February 10, 2023
UPCOMING: February 22, 2023 | 2 p.m. ET. As demand for hiring in STEM professions rises, what programs can colleges offer for students interested in those careers? And how can they make up for math and science education derailed by the pandemic? Join us to discuss those issues. <i>With Support From Cambridge.</I> <b><a href="https://connect.chronicle.com/che-ci-wbn-2023-02-22-stem-cambridge_01-Event-LP---Guided.html?cid=che_ci_web_edit_1_vf_stem_cambridge_โ target=&qu...
February 9, 2023
A well-meaning, very bad plan to help kids and raise pay.
February 8, 2023
The news that LSU football head coach Brian Kelly was overpaid a whopping $1 million in 2022 ruffled some feathers on campus, where faculty are consistently underpaid compared to the