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Can Recent College Grads Negotiate Job Offers?
In a new study, nearly half of employers reported they would pay recent college graduates $30,000 to $49,999 this year, and 25 percent reported they would pay $50,000 or more. When asked what they would be willing to negotiate...[more]
LCMS Selection Guide For Proper Elearning
Amvonet has released “A Guide to Selecting a Learning Content Management Solution,” a free resource for K-12 school systems, colleges, universities, health care organizations and companies looking for the best e-learning...[more]
Fed’s CIO Imagines a ‘Screen-Agnostic’ Future
Desktop, laptop, notebook, pad, smartphone? Different screen sizes, different kinds of information and learning programs available? Maybe today, but not in the near future, surmises U.S. chief information officer Steven...[more]
Educators Say Safety Plays Role in Learning
Leading education organizations have called on the U.S. Congress and the Obama administration to enact school safety policies that will genuinely support the well-being and learning of students over the long term, rather than...[more]
New Currency for Top Talent Isn’t Money
When Yahoo! recently banned working from home, some companies followed suit. At the same time, hosts of other companies still believe that working from home increases productivity, creativity, and improves employee morale. So is...[more]
NASA, Boeing Are Among Award Finalists
CorpU has announced the finalists for its 14th annual Learning Excellence and Innovation Awards program. The awards honor corporate, non-profit, and governmental learning organizations that improve both business and employee...[more]
College Grads Filling Lower-Skilled Jobs
Employers are not only looking for educated labor to fill high skill positions, but to fill traditionally lower skill jobs as well. Thirty-two percent of hiring managers and human resource professionals said they are hiring more...[more]
ADL to Conduct Mobile Learning Research Needs Analysis
Researchers on the Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) Mobile Learning Team and Next Generation Learner Team are conducting a thorough needs analysis in preparation for a new design-based research project named the Mobile...[more]
EEOC, FAA Try BYOD
A new “bring-your-own-device” (BYOD) program at the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (E.E.O.C.) was born out of a necessity to lower agency costs for wireless devices, according to an article at GovLoop.com. The...[more]
Teaching Tips for the Non-Teacher
Unfortunately, being a subject-matter expert doesn’t always mean we have the skills to effectively teach others. Also, being a good “briefer” doesn’t mean your students will understand your material. Teaching is an individual...[more]
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