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OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2022 – NEWSLETTER #53 | Breaking news at IBL News | Noticias en Español
Trends
• Pandemic-Disrupted Teaching and Learning Effects Will Continue for Decades, Stanford Says
• Higher Ed Experts Craft Their Vision to Evolve into a Hybrid Learning Scenario
• “Career Readiness and Skill Competency Are Key Factors to Measure Student Success”
• Learners Prefer the “Anytime-Anyplace” Approach Along with Blended Technology
• Online Learning Is Now Seen in Positive View Among Learners, Wiley Says
• Around 771 Million People Lack Basic Literacy Skills Today
• Confidence In the Teaching Profession Continues to Decline in the U.S.
• Students Say that College Is Worth What They Pay Despite the Financial Struggle
AI, ML, Analytics
• National Louis University Shared Data Model Used For Student Onboarding, Academics, and Support
• Key Research on Data Analytics Shows How AI/ML Will Shape the University of the Future
• Most Higher Ed CIOs Are Ready to Invest More in Analytics, Says Gartner
• “We Need More From Technology,” Says Educause While Presenting the 2022 Top 10 Issues
• AI Language Model GPT-3 Arrives into Higher Education
• 74% of Users Prefer AI Chatbots for Answers to Simple Questions
• 85% of Data is Unstructured and Not Ready for AI Use, Industry Experts Say
• Data Mismanagement Jeopardizes the AI Achievement, Says an MIT Report
Universities
• CUNY Unveils a $1.6B Plan to Build a Science Park and Research Campus in Manhattan
• A Duke Administrator and Cell Biologist Researcher Named MIT’s 18th President
• Arizona State University Opens a Lab that Will Create a Metaverse with Zoom
• UCLA Acquires Marymount California University’s Campuses for $80 Million
• Stanford Law School Launches Controversial Income-Share Agreements as a Pilot Program
• Harvard Business School Will Offer Its Two-Year MBA Program for Free to 200 Students
Higher Ed
• Students Name the Best Colleges in the U.S. in Princeton Review’s Annual Survey
• U.S. Colleges and Universities Saw an Increase of 80% in International Student Enrollment
• Stanford, Michigan, Duke, Northwestern Law Schools Join the Exodus from U.S. News Rankings
• Harvard, Yale, and Berkeley Criticize U.S. News Rankings Methodology and Decide Not to Participate
Enterprise
• Amazon Will Invest $5,250 Per Year For Each Delivery Partner By Providing Educational Programs
• IBM Teams with 20 Black Universities to Address the Cybersecurity Talent Shortage
• Oracle Launches a Cloud Infrastructure that Allows ISVs to Run their Own Services
Biden Administration
• The FTC Sues Chegg for Exposing Millions of Users’ Social Security Numbers and Other Key Data
• The Biden Administration Launches the Official Application for the Student Debt Relief
• Six Republican-Led States Sue Biden Administration Over Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
• President Biden’s Student Loan Cancellation Plan Will Cost $400 Billion
• Fintech Donation Start-Up Give Campus Raises Massive Funding
Conferences
• The OLC Conference Awarded Twelve Educators for Innovation in Online Learning
• The OLC Accelerate 2022 Conference Posts Its Program
• Educause Recognized Five Top Educators for Their Accomplishments in Higher Ed IT
2022 Events | All of the Key Conferences Listed!
• Education Calendar 2022 – NOVEMBER | DECEMBER | Conferences in Latin America & Spain
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