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Outcomes

"Outcomes" covers impact—including the measurement of it—for technology-enabled education initiatives.

 


 

Good Enough vs. Better Enough: The Macmillan Example

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on January 2, 2018

Macmillan’s new white paper on their approach to efficacy is an illuminating counterpoint to Cengage’s Unlimited strategy in the battle that’s unfolding in the curricular materials industry.

Research in Translation: Cultural Limits of Self-Regulated Learning

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on September 14, 2017

New research shows that the effectiveness of what may seem like common-sense techniques for learning how to learn are not effective in many cultures.

“Alternative Pathways:” How to Rethink Vocational Education

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on July 26, 2017

A new report by Tyton Partners provides an alternative lens through which to examine California Governor Jerry Brown’s proposal to develop an online community college and an interesting model framework for analyzing macro educational policy issues in general.

Digital Badges Are Gaining Traction

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on June 7, 2017

Digital badges seem to be filling in the cracks for career readiness—and sometimes college readiness—that aren’t covered by formal degree and certificate programs.

Improved NAU Student Success in Subsequent Courses After Math Emporium

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 1, 2017

Northern Arizona University appears to be getting good results with their math emporium model, based on their internal analysis. The study isn’t water-tight, but it is fairly compelling.

Vendor Roles in Fostering Educational Literacies

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on November 23, 2016

In my last post, I talked about the need for educators in general and faculty in particular to develop literacy around data and analytics. But it’s really broader than that. Back when college was intended for a relatively small percentage of the population, the idea of “weeding out” students who couldn’t make it without help was not obviously out of alignment with its mission.

College Scorecard: With victories like these, who needs failures?

By Phil Hill. Posted on August 24, 2016

The Department of Education’s new tool for evaluating colleges is…uh…not so great.

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