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Federal COVID-19 Relief Dollars

How Higher Ed Is Leveraging Federal COVID-19 Relief Dollars to Address Long-Term Affordability

By: Jeff Selingo As colleges and universities prepare to receive a third round of federal relief funds to assist with the disruption to their operations caused by COVID-19, higher education leaders...

Justin Tumelaire, Sr. Manager for Accessibility at Cengage, "Accessibility is more than just a task, it needs to be a mission"

Accessibility in Higher Ed: A Q&A With Cengage Sr. Accessibility Manager, Justin Tumelaire

Each year, the third Thursday in May marks  Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). GAAD is an opportunity for discussion about digital access and inclusion and commitment to change for the more than 1...

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A Heart to Heart with New A&P Author Liz Co

Get to know Liz Co, the new Cengage 2-semester Anatomy and Physiology author of Anatomy & Physiology coming in Spring 2022, and find out what drives her passion for teaching and learning. ...

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5 Lessons the Pandemic Taught Me as an Educator

Beth Ryan is Associate Professor of Instruction in the Business and Entrepreneurship department at Columbia College Chicago There have been so many disruptions in education due to this global pandemic, and...

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What Students Appreciate Most About Their Professors This Year [VIDEO]

As we see it, Teacher Appreciation deserves far more than a week. This is especially true given how many educators stepped up and out of their comfort zones throughout this past year....

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How to Use WebAssign in Your Traditional Classroom

With universities slowly transitioning back to physical classrooms, you may be wondering how WebAssign digital tools will translate to face-to-face teaching. There’s value in using technology in your class. In fact, survey results show...

How Students and Professors Can Get the Most Out of Cengage eTextbooks

The concept of digital reading is nothing new. In fact, history’s first eBook came to be in 1971 when Michael S. Hart launched Project Gutenberg and digitized the U.S. Declaration of Independence....

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Are There Ethical Concerns with Using Plagiarism Checkers?

Elyse Adler is an Assistant Professor of Information Technology Preventing and handling cheating is a topic instructors usually don’t like to deal with. Still, it must be considered and discussed pretty...

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