Posted on February 6, 2023February 27, 2023Episode 131: ChatGPT: Friend or Foe? The currently free beta version of the chatbot ChatGPT has captured the imaginations and free time of many in the field of education and elsewhere. Hosts Kelvin and Tom weigh-in on ChatGPT’s place in higher education. TagsAIartificial intelligenceassessmentchatbotdisruptioneducationhigher educationinnovationlearningMexicotechnology Posted on July 18, 2022February 27, 2023Episode 118: Observations on the Online Education Job Market WCET’s Megan Raymond joins hosts Tom and Kelvin to comment on patterns observed in the current job market for online higher education professionals including instructional designers and related roles. Tagsbenefitscompetitioncorporate sectoremployeesGreat Resignationhigher educationhiringinstructional designersjobslocationperksperquisitesqualificationsremote work Posted on June 20, 2022February 27, 2023Episode 116: 3Fold Gains and the Improvement of Higher Ed Guest Dr. Stephen C. Ehrmann joins hosts Tom and Kelvin to discuss lessons learned from studying six exemplar higher ed institutions that have achieved “3fold gains” by improving educational quality, access, and affordability. Tags3fold gainsaccessActive LearningaffordabilitychangecostEhrmannequityhigh impact practiceshigher educationinteractioniron trianglelearningorganizationqualityscale Posted on January 7, 2019February 2, 2022Episode 45: A Case for Consortia: Learning with Unizin In this episode, co-hosts Tom and Kelvin are joined by Unizin’s Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Jill Buban, to discuss the importance of institutional consortia in advancing higher education’s aspirational innovation goals that benefit students. Tagsaccessattainmentbubanconsortiaconsortiumhigher educationinnovationNicaraguasuccessUnizinzurcher
Posted on July 18, 2022February 27, 2023Episode 118: Observations on the Online Education Job Market WCET’s Megan Raymond joins hosts Tom and Kelvin to comment on patterns observed in the current job market for online higher education professionals including instructional designers and related roles. Tagsbenefitscompetitioncorporate sectoremployeesGreat Resignationhigher educationhiringinstructional designersjobslocationperksperquisitesqualificationsremote work Posted on June 20, 2022February 27, 2023Episode 116: 3Fold Gains and the Improvement of Higher Ed Guest Dr. Stephen C. Ehrmann joins hosts Tom and Kelvin to discuss lessons learned from studying six exemplar higher ed institutions that have achieved “3fold gains” by improving educational quality, access, and affordability. Tags3fold gainsaccessActive LearningaffordabilitychangecostEhrmannequityhigh impact practiceshigher educationinteractioniron trianglelearningorganizationqualityscale Posted on January 7, 2019February 2, 2022Episode 45: A Case for Consortia: Learning with Unizin In this episode, co-hosts Tom and Kelvin are joined by Unizin’s Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Jill Buban, to discuss the importance of institutional consortia in advancing higher education’s aspirational innovation goals that benefit students. Tagsaccessattainmentbubanconsortiaconsortiumhigher educationinnovationNicaraguasuccessUnizinzurcher
Posted on June 20, 2022February 27, 2023Episode 116: 3Fold Gains and the Improvement of Higher Ed Guest Dr. Stephen C. Ehrmann joins hosts Tom and Kelvin to discuss lessons learned from studying six exemplar higher ed institutions that have achieved “3fold gains” by improving educational quality, access, and affordability. Tags3fold gainsaccessActive LearningaffordabilitychangecostEhrmannequityhigh impact practiceshigher educationinteractioniron trianglelearningorganizationqualityscale Posted on January 7, 2019February 2, 2022Episode 45: A Case for Consortia: Learning with Unizin In this episode, co-hosts Tom and Kelvin are joined by Unizin’s Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Jill Buban, to discuss the importance of institutional consortia in advancing higher education’s aspirational innovation goals that benefit students. Tagsaccessattainmentbubanconsortiaconsortiumhigher educationinnovationNicaraguasuccessUnizinzurcher
Posted on January 7, 2019February 2, 2022Episode 45: A Case for Consortia: Learning with Unizin In this episode, co-hosts Tom and Kelvin are joined by Unizin’s Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Jill Buban, to discuss the importance of institutional consortia in advancing higher education’s aspirational innovation goals that benefit students. Tagsaccessattainmentbubanconsortiaconsortiumhigher educationinnovationNicaraguasuccessUnizinzurcher