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Articles by Amy Wartham
Turning Institutions into Workforce Catalysts
As institutions adapt to changing learner expectations, many are rethinking long-held models and embracing innovation to deliver lifelong value and stay responsive in an increasingly dynamic environment.
Four Trends in Professional Development and Continuing Education
*Editor's note: This piece was originally written in 2021 and reflects the state of continuing education as of that year. Please note that the information and trends described in this document may have evolved since then, given the dynamic nature of the educational landscape. This has been a compelling year if you happen to work in university continuing education (CE). It almost feels like a renaissance. Online learning? Check. Alternative credentials? Absolutely. Industry connections? Of course.
Will Blockchain Programming Be Integral to Every University Division? - The EvoLLLution
As tech continues to evolve, both student and faculty needs will as well. How these new technologies play into areas such as business, healthcare and hospitality could revolutionize how they operate and how they need to be taught. The EvoLLLution (Evo): What trends will most significantly impact higher ed over the next five years? Nazlin Hirji (NH): The world is changing so rapidly, and we are living in unpredictable times.
Turning Challenge Into Choice with the Launch of a New School of Professional Studies - The EvoLLLution
Finding creative ways to serve adults is critical for modern colleges and universities looking to adapt to the coming demographic cliff. Higher education finds itself at a crux as they face the demographic cliff expected to bring up to a 15% drop in freshman prospects. Beginning in 2025, the pipeline of traditional-aged 18- to 24-year-old college students will begin to evaporate due to the decline in birth rate stemming from the 2008 Great Recession and lasting for years after.
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