Cutting Edge Inside ASU’s ‘paradigm shift’ for learning On the Cutting EDge podcast, Arizona State University CIO Lev Gonick says the university is expanding what "learning" means in higher ed. Feb 21, 2023 By EdScoop Staff
Cutting Edge Why automatic credential issuance might be the next big thing Hillsborough Community College VP Paul Nagy says the school is ensuring students receive the credentials they've earned. Jan 3, 2023 By EdScoop Staff
(anyaberkut / Getty Images) Non-academic providers take over credential landscape Universities and colleges no longer dominate the national credential landscape, according to new analysis by Credential Engine. Dec 7, 2022 By Lindsay McKenzie
(Getty Images) There’s a new effort to map university degrees to workplace skills The National Student Clearinghouse said it's working with an AI firm called AstrumU to map degrees and credentials to in-demand skills. Nov 15, 2021 By Emily Bamforth
(Getty Images) Verizon unveils workforce re-skilling pilot with colleges A partnership, part of a $44 million Verizon initiative, will offer free, online courses to college students, with a focus on underrepresented populations. Apr 22, 2021 By Emily Bamforth
(Getty Images) Colorado State University Global launches online bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity The new, fully online program aims to prepare students for emerging job opportunities in cybersecurity. Jul 16, 2020 By Betsy Foresman
(Credential Engine) Who can make sense of the U.S.’s 738,000 credentials? A new report from Credential Engine found the number of credentials is growing fast, but the value and relevance of each one remains unclear. Sep 27, 2019 By Betsy Foresman
Getty Images Higher education is rethinking its fundamental model, Horizon Report says Educause says universities and colleges are searching for ways to adapt to online competitors and an evolving workforce. Apr 26, 2019 By Colin Wood