2/19/2025 – edCircuit
According to the newly released quarterly report from higher education marketing and research firm Validated Insights, the marketplace for online […]
By Kathryn Palmer
02/19/2025 – Inside Higher Ed
Colleges and universities are relying less and less on outside companies to manage their online programs, according to a
Forbes and other publications like Fast Company offer contributor communities where, […]
I am often asked how to make public relations produce leads for the sales funnel. It’s an important question yet it is based on a […]
By Al Kingsley
02/04/2025 – Education IT Reporter
Teachers know that giving students more freedom — by enabling greater choice and agency — unlocks engagement and better outcomes. Decades of research backs […]
Founders and executive staff of startups and early stage companies often ask me […]
By Bennett Leckrone
01/23/2025 – BestColleges
Enrollment in master of business administration (MBA) programs is rising, and new research from the higher ed consulting firm Validated Insights projects […]
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Getting an MBA online has many advantages over an in-person program. For one thing, it’s considerably less expensive. It […]
By Jeremiah Grabowski
12/19/2024 – Volt EDU
Breaking up with an online program management (OPM) partner might feel like a daunting move, but it could be the […]
By Henry Turner
01/15/2025 – Investors Hangout
Positive Trends in MBA Enrollments and Completions
As the educational landscape continues to evolve, recent findings have indicated a steady increase in MBA […]
By Kristy Bleizeffer
01/15/2025 – Poets and Quants
After a decade of decline, the MBA degree seems poised for a rebound, according to new research released today (January 15) […]
Ask any professional what they think about press releases and you’ll get a different opinion. Some might say the press release is an outdated and […]
By Al Kingsley
1/10/2025 – Rachelle Dene Poth Blog
In their survey of nearly 300 administrators and principals in K12 schools, the organizations wrote that while principals found their […]
Morgan Carr
01/09/2025 – District Administration
School games and activities level-up in excitement when a familiar name brand company is involved. Seeing signage from a recognized […]
By Kristal Kuykendall
1/10/2025 – EdTech Chronicle
Nearly $200 billion in federal COVID relief funds for the nation’s public schools has officially dried up, with the final deadline for […]
By Al Kingsley
12/12/2024 – TeachThought
Teaching a language, whether for ESL students or those learning something new like French or Spanish – requires largely the same teaching skills […]
By Al Kingsley
12/11/2024 – All Tech Magazine
Research has suggested for at least a decade that offering employees flexibility in where they work from can improve […]
By Al Kingsley
12/10/2024 – eSchool News
It’s almost a truism among educators to say that classroom management is all about relationship management. Learning requires a great deal of […]
By Mackenna Moralez
11/18/2024 – Facilities.net
A report by Validated Insights found that enrollment in trade school has increased 4.9 percent since the COVID-19 pandemic. This is […]
By Alcino Donadel
11/18/2024 – University Business
Enrollment in trade school has grown 4.9% from fall 2020 to 2023, erasing pre-pandemic declines, according to a new […]
11/13/2024 – VentureBeat
x2VOL, the leading tracking and reporting platform used by school districts across the U.S., achieved a new milestone of over 75 million approved […]
11/6/2024 – ThriveinEDU with Rachelle Dene Poth
I had a blast chatting with Jennifer before, during, and after our recording! I have known her for years, but this […]
By Jaime Byrne Baranoff
11/05/2024 – District Administration
New York City Public Schools is one of the few districts in the country that offers a service seal on […]
11/04/2024 – WGN Radio 720
Lauren Brazel, special education teacher at Tinley Park High School, just won the national ‘Heroes of the Classroom‘ award. She […]
10/28/2024 – EdTech Digest
There is a significant shortage of full-time teachers around the country these days. So, to keep classrooms staffed, schools use substitute teachers to fill in for teachers […]
10/28/2024 – The Patch
A Bremen District 228 teacher has locked in the grand prize in a contest recognizing teachers for their hard work, resilience and dedication […]
10/28/2024 – eSchool News
As the Grand Prize winner, Ms. Brazel receives a check for $5,000. Her school also receives a $5,000 check and a one-year supply of […]
10/28/2024 – Education Report
Lauren Brazel of Tinley Park High School near Chicago is the 2024 Grand Prize winner of the national teacher recognition program,
By Jodi Miller
10/21/2024 – SmartBrief Edu
In the urgency to develop social-emotional learning and mental health programs, we have overlooked how elementary-aged students — even those in kindergarten — can help. […]
By Al Kingsley
10/22/2024 – TechAnnouncer
Business leaders depend on emails and direct messages to deliver the information that keeps our teams advancing toward critical goals. These internal communications […]
By Al Kingsley
10/21/2024 – The Learning Counsel
A recent opinion piece in Education Week sums up the issues surrounding cell phones in schools quite well. Tom […]
By Derek Newton
10/17/2024 – Forbes
Online Program Management companies (OPM) used to help colleges and universities start, and later manage, their online courses and degree programs, handling nearly […]
By Liam Knox
10/10/2024 – Inside Higher Ed
Colleges’ interest in partnering with outside companies to run their online programs has plummeted, according to
10/01/2024 – EWA
Teachers from states across the country including California, Georgia, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, South Carolina, and Utah are First Prize winners in the national […]
By Alyssa Boyle
10/04/2024 – ad exchanger
Have you ever donated to a political campaign and wondered where the money went?
In reality, some of those […]
By Cassidy Wixom
10/06/2024 – KSL.com
Beverly Cannon teaches at Utah County Academy of Sciences and is a finalist in Kleenex’s Heroes of the Classroom competition.
Cannon was […]
10/2024 – Ace-Ed
Teachers from states across the country including California, Georgia, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, South Carolina, and Utah are First Prize winners in the national teacher recognition […]
10/07/2024 – Upstate Biz SC
Greenville Technical Charter High School is excited to share that our very own Valerie Dix, a dedicated educator and last year’s South Carolina […]
By Al Kingsley
09/25/2024 – EdTech Review
Think about how difficult it is for teachers in this regard. We are all focused on learning outcomes, but education is directly […]
By Al Kingsley
09/17/2024 – SmartBrief
We believe hybrid work is something new, enabled by remote technologies and strong networks. Yet already, the concept of remote work is old. Hyper-flex is the […]
By Sharon Illhardt
08/29/2024 – Healthcare Guys
Preparing for those moments requires recognizing the nature of today’s crises. We must prepare for events well beyond natural disasters […]
9/3/2024 – Education Report
x2VOL has been approved by the New York City Public Schools Department […]
08/06/2024 – IT Career Energizer Podcast
2 Top Career Tips
1) You are born with two eyes, two ears […]
By Al Kingsley
07/25/2024 – EdTech Digest
That educators see the benefits of technology so overwhelmingly may catch the attention of some people. However, the reality is that the […]
By Al Kingsley
07/24/2024 – eSchool News
Encompassing the expansion of edtech safety and security evaluation is a growing preference for transparency and clarity from vendors. Many IT directors […]
By Al Kingsley
07/15/2024 – The Learning Counsel
Understanding the differences between neurodivergent and neurotypical students can help education develop strategies that help all students to be successful […]
By Matt Jones
07/12/2024 – MyTechDecisions
Specifically, workers experienced the personal benefits of flexibility that remote and hybrid work models offered during shutdowns. Many employees won’t or don’t want to go back. […]
