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As Community College Enrollments Decline, New Research Shows Students Want More Flexibility in Course Format - Vimarsana News

As Community College Enrollments Decline, New Research Shows Students Want More Flexibility in Course Format

/PRNewswire/ -- Community colleges serve a higher number of marginalized student populations, making it particularly concerning that enrollment at community...

As Community College Enrollments Decline, New Research Shows Students Want More Flexibility in Course Format - Vimarsana News

As Community College Enrollments Decline, New Research Shows Students Want More Flexibility in Course Format

/PRNewswire/ -- Community colleges serve a higher number of marginalized student populations, making it particularly concerning that enrollment at community...

Acceptance of the Widespread Transition to Online Learning Grows - Vimarsana News

Acceptance of the Widespread Transition to Online Learning Grows

Acceptance of the Widespread Transition to Online Learning Grows - FinancialBuzz.com News Commentary Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Around the world, the pandemic and the measures taken to reduce the number of infected have helped to accelerate the transition from traditional educational avenues towards more online-based curriculums. In the beginning, when students first were forced to adopt to a new digital learning environment, some online learning advocates feared the hasty transition would leave students with a negative impression of online le...

Survey reveals positive outlook on online instruction post-pandemic - Vimarsana News

Survey reveals positive outlook on online instruction post-pandemic

The survey includes responses from 772 teaching faculty, 514 academic administrators and 1,413 students who were registered at a U.S. higher education institution for both the fall 2020 and spring 2021 semesters. The results will be discussed in a Cengage webcast tomorrow. The majority of students, 73 percent, "somewhat" or "strongly" (46 percent) agreed that they would like to take some fully online courses in the future. A slightly smaller number of students, 68 percent, indicated they would be interested in taking courses offering a combination of in-person and online instruction. For i...