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EAB has identified three trends in the online and hybrid market that higher education leaders should remember in 2019.
Two online education experts weigh in on the Education Department's federal policy proposals surrounding online learning and innovation.
EAB has developed four white papers to help member institutions better understand the broader trends in the online and hybrid market and how to serve three critical online student markets.
EAB reviewed and summarized districts’ publicly available reopening plans on instruction and health/safety.
Although teachers are experimenting with hands-on learning assignments and online break-out sessions to engage students during online classes, many teachers still notice only a handful of students actively participate on a regular basis. Here are three easy to implement---yet often overlooked—ways to help boost students’ engagement in a synchronous virtual classroom.
Listen to this 4-part on-demand webconference series to dispel common myths about the financial and enrollment benefits of online and hybrid learning and how institutions can best serve three critical online student markets, namely multimodal undergraduates, professional graduate students, and adult degree completers.
In this webconference, we provide an overview of the increasingly saturated online professional graduate student market.
In this webconference, we analyze national enrollment trends in online learning.
Numerous institutions have already announced tuition discounts, from Williams College to Hampton University. Campus activity and athletic fees will become easy targets, since students will lack access to campus amenities that those fees subsidize. Some institutions are also considering the elimination of online fees.
Every teacher must be equipped to instruct in a virtual setting this school year, but many struggle to do this well. This checklist summarizes 20 science-based instruction strategies that are proven to collectively improve learning outcomes in a virtual setting.
