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Completed in January 2021, Helios Education Foundation’s 65,000-square-foot education campus represents an unprecedented opportunity for collaboration among education partners, that will be an anchor for educational excellence in Arizona, in the USA. The Campus brings together key educational partners and … Continue reading Helios’ education campus offers excellent opportunities
To say that the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted normal life would be like sugar-coating its impact on the world. From fetching groceries and essential supplies to socialising with your loved ones – routine and mundane activities have found new meaning. … Continue reading How the COVID-19 pandemic is transforming education
In times of chaos and uncertainty, steadfast and confident leadership is critical to the success of any organisation. Yet, in our world of social unrest, sharp divisions, pandemic and fear, people seek leaders who are also sensitive to ethnic and … Continue reading Kaplan’s Dr. Temte on effective leadership and a more fulfilling life
iD Tech, which specialises in youth STEM education, in collaboration with Snap Inc., has introduced a course designed to teach students, ages 13+, the foundational skills to create their own augmented reality experiences. iD Tech will offer the course through … Continue reading iD Tech introduces Lens Studio augmented reality courses
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) has officially started cooperating with Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas, in various areas of music-related teaching. Their joint project ‘Virtuelle Musiklehre in Kunst und Wissenschaft’ (‘Virtual Music Teaching in Art and Academia’) has … Continue reading Transatlantic collaboration in digital music teaching
Two University College Dublin (UCD) spin-out companies, AquaB (AquaB Nanobubble Innovations Ltd) and BioSimulytics are among the more than 120 entries, from around the world, which have been shortlisted for the 2020 IChemE Global Awards, held 2-19 November. The companies … Continue reading UCD spin-outs shortlisted for 2020 IChemE awards
Schools across England can use their apprenticeship levy to cover the cost of National Professional Qualification (NPQ) leadership development programmes for middle and senior leaders. The July 2020 appointment of Best Practice Network (BPN) as an approved provider of apprenticeship … Continue reading Schools can fund NPQs through apprenticeship levy
Two University of Surrey academics, Dr Chris Trace and Professor Emma Mayhew, have been recognised for their outstanding teaching by the national body, Advance HE. Dr Trace and Professor Mayhew have both been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship (NTF), which … Continue reading Surrey academics gain Advance HE teaching awards
Western Governors University (WGU) and the National Association for Healthcare Quality (NAHQ) have joined forces to address a longstanding challenge for the healthcare industry: reducing variability in healthcare delivery by reducing variability in healthcare quality competencies. To that end, WGU … Continue reading WGU aligns graduate-level programmes with NAHQ Standards
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