September, 2019

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Are You Asking These 6 Questions on Your College Tours?

Hope College Network

By Kristin Diekevers ’07, Associate Director of Admissions Ahhhh, the changing of the seasons. We are less than two weeks from the official start of fall (it’s September 23 if you were wondering), and colleges are back in session. That means many of you are doing yourself the awesome favor of scheduling college visits — seriously, there is nothing you can do to get to know a college better than by visiting.

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5 Crisis Communication Tips Every Higher Education Institution Needs

Higher Ed Connects: Leadership

This article originally appeared in The Biz Blog on January 30, 2018. Universities across the globe face different crises on a daily basis. The media has reported on everything from campus shootings and riots to hazing, hate crimes or another similar critical situation that can result in students feeling uncomfortable and in danger. Institution leaders must learn how to respond effectively and recover from such events to keep students, faculty and staff safe while ensuring family and friends off

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Harmonizing Divisional and Departmental Curricula

Dr. Paul Gordon Brown

Student affairs divisional curricula often evolve either from “division-to-department” or “department-to-division.” In the “division-to-department” approach, a division takes the lead in developing a collective educational priority and set of learning objectives that guide curriculum development at the departmental level.

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Apple rolls out contactless student IDs to 12 more universities

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The Apple Wallet student ID program is coming to a further 12 further universities in the US, bringing the contactless technology to 100,000 more students

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Maximizing the Impact of Experiential Learning: Empowering Students by Developing Transferable Skills in the Classroom First

Higher Ed Connects: Assessment

The following article describes an approach to maximizing the impact of experiential learning by first developing transferable skills in the context of in-class activities. By Steve Joordens. The specified process, captured within a technology called peerScholar, provides structured practice with these skills first in the context of peer assessment, and then in the context of the formative use of feedback.

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Write a university website design RFP that agencies will want to respond to

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We've seen more than our fair share of design tenders. Find out what makes a great Request fo Proposal that will attract the best digital agencies.

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The 2019 Digital Marketing and Web Survey - call to participate and win

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Submissions from across the globe - there is still time to participate in the foremost digital insights report for HE, to win Amazon vouchers

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The optimum time for universities to publish content on social media platforms

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What are the best times to publish content to social media networks and is there any consistency across platforms?

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Is now the time for universities to adopt the video sharing platform TikTok?

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How can universities get involved with the viral app that's such a hit with current and potential students?

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The art and science of creating a great search experience for your university

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This week we consider how to create a search experience that brings a smile and goes beyond expectations.

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