Editor’s Note: Today we feature part 2 of Dr. Greenstreet’s “10-Point Survival Guide to Being, and Staying, an Academic Leader.” If you missed part 1, please click here for yesterday’s…
…Faculty Perceptions and techniques to Combat Academic Dishonesty in Online Courses. Information Systems and Computing Academic Professionals. 14 (4), 45-53. Sullivan, D. (2016). An Integrated Approach to Preempt Cheating on…
…Additionally, this policy inadvertently supports a lack of transparency in the review process. While peer review is intended to maintain the rigor and integrity of scientific research, its outcomes can…
…comportment, integrity, etc.) will translate well to the workplace. The classroom can, and should, be a training ground for students as they prepare to enter the professional workforce. Accordingly, I…
…Forbes is the director of Student Academic Success at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology where she empowers students to define, develop, and implement plans to achieve their definitions of academic success….
…entering higher education (primarily as retirement replacements), new tenure-track appointees have been surveyed and interviewed at length. Much is known about usage::they;School:their”>their experiences as beginners in the academic community. synonyms::take[1,verb];School:take[1,verb]”>Taken…
…of the various committees—learning outcomes, curriculum, academic, and policy and procedures—every two or three years. “Instead of struggling to fill academic committees, we now have a waiting list,” Heiland says….
…scalable, sustainable and personalized to improve academic and employment outcomes for learners.” “With a convincing majority of responding academic leaders saying that online learning is critical to their institution’s long-term…
