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Education Dive | July 27, 2020

The U.S. Department of Education has announced new details on how it will distribute a $350 million pot of federal coronavirus relief funds among colleges that didn’t initially receive a significant amount of aid.To get their share of the funding, some of the schools will need to submit information to the department about the financial stresses the virus has caused. The new reporting requirements follow criticism the department did not carefully allocate the money.This is the l...

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University of Phoenix | December 18, 2021

University of Phoenix has released the 12th edition of the Phoenix Scholar™ academic research journal. Hosted by the College of Doctoral Studies’ Center for Educational and Instructional Technology Research (CEITR), this special edition issue of the periodical titled, “Reshaping Education Through Innovation: The Pandemic Response,” examines the ramifications and opportunities of innovation in education technology driven by response to the Covid-19 pandemic.The issue contr...

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EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY news | September 26, 2022

Language learning edutech company CAKE a subsidiary of SNOW, an affiliate of NAVER Corp. (KRX: 035420) announced today the publication of 'BTS RECIPE BOOK' in Korean, English and Japanese, following 'BTS LYRICS INSIDE', which was published last June. With the new book, readers can learn how to cook dishes that BTS members like to eat and learn Korean at the same time. This is part of CAKE's efforts to further diversify educational content based on K-pop artist's intellect...

Study International | January 28, 2020

The competition is fierce for universities when it comes to recruiting undergraduate students for full-time programmes, whether domestic or international. They’re not only competing with other universities, but also with corporate training programmes, apprenticeships and part-time online courses. In the US, undergraduate enrolment is on the decline, and a number of small liberal arts colleges have been forced to either close or consolidate with other colleges and universities in recent yea...