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Advice and thoughts on how university academics can break the usual 'career rules' while reaching more people than ever with their work

The educational video service Wondrium, formerly known as The Great Courses Plus, satisfies curious minds that like to dabble in a variety of subject matter. It's not targeted at people wanting to learn specific skills, however.

/PRNewswire/ -- MURAL, the leading provider of digital workspaces for guided visual collaboration, announced today the appointment of two C-suite executives,...

In the midst of the Big Quit, as millions are leaving their jobs for other opportunities, Dorie Clark is thinking long term as it relates to careers.

Setting goals is central to Dr. Vincent Guilamo-Ramos’ role as the new dean of the School of Nursing. As the school embarks on a new strategic plan, Guilamo-Ramos wants to prepare the next generation of nurses who will enter a field deeply changed by COVID-19.

Karl M. Kapp, Ed.D., is an international speaker, scholar, writer, and expert on the convergence of learning, technology and business with a focus on game-thinking, games and gamification for learning. He serves as a professor of Instructional Technology at Bloomsburg University in Bloomsburg, PA. where he teaches several graduate courses and serves as the Director of the university’s Institute for Interactive Technologies. The institute works with businesses, non-profits and other organizatio...

In a time when people still consider that the more you work, the more successful you ought to be, it does not come as a surprise to see many employees s

For hard and soft skills alike, LinkedIn Learning has plenty of courses for professionals trying to learn something new. The price is a bit high, however.

A new year always brings new opportunities, goals, and ways to enrich one’s life. Here at Whitman County Library, we think there’s no better way to ring in the new

A new year always brings new opportunities, goals, and ways to enrich one’s life. Here at Whitman County Library, we think there’s no better way to ring in the new