What if we looked at students who dropped out and analyzed their performance over their time in college? What if the information we gleaned could tell us the moment students disconnect with their goals, their coursework, and their classes before they make the decision to leave? The post Let’s write a new ending for the college dropout story appeared first on eCampus News.

With the goal of boosting engineering research in the United States, Oakland University, Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of Tennessee-Knoxville have joined forces to build a collaborative research center focused on composite and hybrid materials interfacing.

A new report noted that students on the whole did make gains during the 2020–2021 school year. However, those gains were lower than seen in previous years. Underrepresented groups and students in high-poverty areas were disproportionately impacted negatively by the public policy response to the pandemic.

SAN FRANCISCO  — July 29, 2021 — Beautiful.ai, the first presentation software that designs for you, today announced free Pro ... Read more The post Beautiful.ai Announces Free Pro Subscription to Students, Furthering Commitment to Education appeared first on eCampus News.

After reviewing the academic result of the 2020-2021 school year, Husson University noticed an important trend among its students in the College of Business and the New England School of Communications. As a prelude to earning degrees, students are completing stackable credentials they can use to demonstrate mastery of a particular area of knowledge to potential employers. The post How stackable credentials let students customize their learning appeared first on

Videos of various schools, institutions and libraries using LaptopsAnytime dispensing kiosks. The post LaptopsAnytime Patron Video Highlights appeared first on eCampus News.

FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. & Fishkill, N.Y. – July 28, 2021 – Gale, a Cengage company, has partnered with the American ... Read more The post Gale Partners With ASECS to Provide its North American Members Access to Eighteenth-Century Collections Online appeared first on eCampus News.

Through a new Adobe program, colleges and universities can now access the Adobe Analytics platform for free along with course materials aimed at advancing digital literacy in higher education.

While it’s extremely challenging for on-campus bookstores to compete with online pricing given the store's operational costs, schools are questioning if, in fact, course materials need to be part of their on-campus inventory. Many schools are reimagining what the bookstore can be and finding that they can repurpose their stores for other student services so it still remains a social hub. The post Are you ready for a hybrid bookstore?

A new forecast values the business of education in the United States at $1.96 trillion by the year 2025.