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Designing for Success: The Principles of Competency-Based Curriculum Mapping Software in Higher Education

Creatrix Campus

This approach improves student performance and aligns academic programs with industry demands by guaranteeing that curricula in higher education are in line with specific, quantifiable capabilities. Institutions dedicated to providing relevant, high-quality education must embrace these ideas. It is a strategic approach.

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What can the UK learn from Australia’s University Accord?

HEPI

In 2022, and in recognition of similar challenges facing Australia’s higher education sector, the newly elected Labor government established the Universities Accord to outline the path to lasting and transformative reform in the higher education system.

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Designing for Success: The Principles of Competency-Based Curriculum Mapping Software in Higher Education

Creatrix Campus

This approach improves student performance and aligns academic programs with industry demands by guaranteeing that curricula in higher education are in line with specific, quantifiable capabilities. Institutions dedicated to providing relevant, high-quality education must embrace these ideas. It is a strategic approach.

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Developing Institutional Level AI Policies and Practices: A Framework

WCET Frontiers

The Framework In 2023, Cecilia Ka Yuk Chan conducted research on perceptions and implications of text generative AI technologies in order to develop an AI policy for higher education. Governance This dimension emphasizes the governance considerations surrounding AI usage in higher education.

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7 missteps university leaders must avoid in their AI approach

EAB

Dismissing AI as just another hype Many higher education leaders view AI as a passing trend, like the Massive Open Online Course (MOOCs) hype of the 2010s, rather than a lasting innovation. Anecdotally, student usage is even higher. For instructors, this means devising assignments that incorporate AI but push beyond its limits.