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Sean Johnson in HackerNoon.com

Mar 6, 2014

The Career Ladder Isn’t In The Office

A dirty secret about getting ahead: half of it is about what you…

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Adam D'Souza in Higher Education In Transition…

Jan 28, 2014

Academia is dead

There’s nothing new to know any more

Academia as we know it, at least in the humanities, is dead. The traditional model of universities pumping out research in order to establish credibility and students paying top dollar to study under diffident…

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Learnist in Teachers and the Future of Learning

Jan 7, 2014

How to Conquer Reading Comp on the GMAT (Once and For All!)

Test Prep Expert — GMAT Rockstar

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Nicole Matos in Be Yourself

Sep 16, 2013

Too Tired to Hustle

If we can all agree on one thing about the jobs of the future, it is that they are going to take hustle. Gonna have to be…

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Hillary Black in Higher Education In Transition…

May 5, 2014

Is Snapchat For Your Brand?

maybe yes, maybe no.

Digitize or sink — The future of higher education

Who will be the iTunes of EdTech?

20 Million Minds Fdn in Higher Education In Transition…

Mar 10, 2014

Two Approaches to Watch in Remedial Education Innovation

By: Phil Hill

Simon Warren

Dec 26, 2013

The Toxic Academe and the Broken Academic

Introduction to an academic breakdown

Hillary Black

Feb 11, 2014

Social Media in #HigherEd

Measuring the immesurable industry.

Social media in higher education is unlike any other industry. It’s not B2B, B2C, B2 — anything, really. There are no measurable sale conversions (connecting a Facebook interaction to application…

jeremy b williams in Higher Education In Transition…

Jun 5, 2014

Whither the university learning management system?

Jeremy B Williams

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