Content Type: Blogs
How to equip your recruiters to address student concerns amid COVID-19
Expert tips for recruiting for online, graduate, certificate, adult learner, and degree completion programs during a crisis.
Don’t change your marketing strategy during COVID-19—here’s why
Prospective student search behavior and engagement data amid the coronavirus crisis tells graduate, online, and professional education leaders to stay the course.
Your classrooms have moved online—but how about your advising office?
Learn three tips for effective virtual academic advising.
More cowbell, please: Creative enrollment responses to COVID-19
See how colleges and universities are incorporating creative tactics into their enrollment strategy during the coronavirus crisis.
What COVID-19 means for student success
We highlight seven potential student success challenges that colleges can start planning for now to help students return when campuses reopen.
Staying the course: Enrollment marketing strategy during the coronavirus crisis
Michael Koppenheffer, our VP of Marketing Programs, outlines six strategic principles to guide enrollment marketing work during the coronavirus crisis.
Survey results: How enrollment leaders are responding to COVID-19
Enrollment leaders are concerned about yielding the fall 2020 class in light of the coronavirus crisis. Here’s how they are responding in real time.
5 answers to your most pressing questions on CCPA, the latest privacy law
We answer five common questions about what the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) means for higher ed—and how colleges can best prepare.
Is digital learning the solution? A few things to consider before making the call.
School systems in countries that have been severely impacted by COVID-19—such as China, Japan, and South Korea—have engaged in a massive experimentation in distance learning, providing U.S. schools some insight into what to anticipate when scaling digital learning.
Plan for both the short- and long-term effects of COVID-19
Education leaders today are consumed by planning immediate responses to the COVID-19 outbreak. But they also need to plan for the long-term impact of the crisis.
