This September, Kanopy had the privilege of sponsoring and attending the Boston Film Festival. This experience served as a powerful reminder of why showing up for film culture matters, especially in academic and student communities. While some streamers might not feel the need to be... The post Kanopy at the Boston Film Festival: Building Bridges Between Film, Students, and Academia appeared first on OverDrive.| OverDrive
Orientation week is a whirlwind—welcome emails, campus tours, info sessions, and jam-packed presentations compete for students’ attention. It’s also the first time many students and faculty are introduced to your digital library. But if your outreach ends after those first few days, you’re missing a... The post Expanding Your Reach: Marketing Your Digital Library to Students and Faculty Beyond Orientation appeared first on OverDrive.| OverDrive
In Race Matters, Cornel West anticipates a dilemma that continues to shape American intellectual life. He observes that the massive growth of the Academy over the past several decades, fueled by significant federal investment in higher learning, has transformed it into a “world in itself” and the primary custodian of the nation’s intellectual talent. Because […] The post A Call to Public Scholars During Turbulent Times first appeared on Blog of the APA.| Blog of the APA
At DBT HRD Project & Management Unit (DBT HRD PMU), Regional Centre for Biotechnology. Regional Centre for Biotechnology (RCB) is an Institution of National Importance established through an Act …| IndiaBioscience
By Dámaris Mayans, PhD For many heritage speakers of Spanish—those who grew up hearing and speaking the language at home but received most of their formal education in English (Valdés, 2000) —reading and writing in Spanish can feel like uncharted territory. While oral fluency may come naturally, academic writing often does not. So, what happens […] The post Implementing ACTFL Writing Proficiency Test: A Tool for Research and Assessment of Biliteracy first appeared on LTI Blog.| LTI Blog
The Seal of Biliteracy is an important and meaningful recognition of learners’ achievements in language learning. It celebrates linguistic diversity, honors learners’ heritage languages, and promotes the value of multilingualism in our schools and communities. But to truly support learners’ futures in college, careers, and beyond, it’s essential to look further than the Seal itself| LTI Blog - Certify your language skills anytime, anywhere.
McCormick and SESP Prof. Uri Wilensky was announced Monday as the winner of the 2025 Yidan Prize for Education Research, the world’s largest prize in education. Wilensky is a professor of computer science and learning sciences. He is the co-founder of the NU Institute on Complex Systems, interested in modeling world complexities, such as epidemics,... The post Northwestern Prof. Uri Wilensky wins prestigious $3.8 million Yidan Prize for Education Research appeared first on The Daily North...| The Daily Northwestern
At Tata Institute of Fundamental Research - Mumbai. The project involves exploring the molecular, cellular and biophysical mechanisms by which the mouth develops and opens in zebrafish embryos| IndiaBioscience
Vanderbilt was ranked No. 17 — a one-point increase from No. 18 last year — in a three-way tie between Rice University and the University of California, Los Angeles. The post Vanderbilt rises one spot in 2026 U.S. News Ranking to No. 17 first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
The start of the fall semester brings a wave of eager—and sometimes overwhelmed—freshmen. And navigating a new academic environment includes figuring out where to find reliable, accessible resources to help them succeed. Your library’s digital collection through Libby and Kanopy is a powerful starting point,...| OverDrive
Export Reference Download PDF Print We often talk about social capital in general terms, describing it as high or low, good or bad, positive or negative, or weak or strong. But social capital is complex and multidimensional. Does it make sense to talk about social capital in general terms, and what do we mean by […]| Institute for Social Capital
At ACTFL® and Language Testing International® (LTI), we are committed to delivering the best possible assessment experiences for educators and learners. We always innovate, always listen, and always improve. As we kick off the new school year, here’s what’s new and updated with the ACTFL Assessment of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL). AAPPL Test […] The post What’s New with AAPPL for 2025–2026 first appeared on LTI Blog.| LTI Blog
The ACTFL Assessment of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) for American Sign Language (ASL) is launching this fall, bringing the trusted ACTFL® gold standard to ASL for the very first time. The test was developed in collaboration with d/Deaf and hearing ASL experts and educators from across the country, as well as psychometricians and| LTI Blog - Certify your language skills anytime, anywhere.
Link to Post on X – https://x.com/nntaleb/status/1961529861622968404 The post [X] The World in Which We Live by Nassim Nicholas Taleb appeared first on Nassim Taleb.| Nassim Taleb
The new school year is upon us. We have prepared useful tips as you plan for testing with the AAPPL and ALIRA. Contact Us Today to Bring Language Proficiency Testing to Your Organization 1. Order your tests with confidence, knowing that your school will only be charged for tests that have been taken. For example, if […] The post Top Tips for a Successful Testing with the AAPPL and ALIRA first appeared on LTI Blog.| LTI Blog
In today’s world, nearly every profession benefits from multilingual communication. But in healthcare, it’s not just a bonus. It’s often a matter of safety, equity, and legal responsibility. Whether it’s a nurse caring for a Spanish-speaking patient, an EMT responding to a call in a multilingual neighborhood, or a clinic receptionist helping a Chinese family […] The post Speaking the Language of Care: Why Nursing and Health Professions Programs Should Teach and Credential Language S...| LTI Blog
Link to Post on X – x.com/nntaleb/status/1960100652203622517 The post [X] Nassim Nicholas Taleb on VO2 Max and Coronary Calcium Scores appeared first on Nassim Taleb.| Nassim Taleb
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The academic is based in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London but, she explains, her work centres around peace photography| 1854 Photography
The demand for multilingual professionals is growing fast. In industries such as healthcare, hospitality, construction, and emergency services, the ability to communicate across cultures isn’t just an asset; it’s a workforce necessity. As communities become more diverse and industries more globally connected, employers are increasingly seeking workers who can speak the language of their customers […] The post Career-Ready in Two Languages: How a CTE Program Is Preparing Students to Succ...| LTI Blog
Link to Post on X – https://x.com/nntaleb/status/1948422111170560123 Link to the Study – https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanpub/article/PIIS2468-2667(25)00164-1/fulltext The post [X] Nassim Nicholas Taleb Debunks the Debunking of 10,000 Steps appeared first on Nassim Taleb.| Nassim Taleb
In today’s economy, language proficiency is more than a communication tool, it is a workforce necessity. As industries expand internationally, integrate diverse workforces, and prioritize safety and efficiency, the demand for bilingual and multilingual professionals has never been higher. Yet, language credentialing often remains an untapped opportunity in Career and Technical Education (CTE). At the| LTI Blog - Certify your language skills anytime, anywhere.
Link to Post on X – https://x.com/nntaleb/status/1947392126373007747 Link to Research Article – https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/epub/10.1161/CIRCIMAGING.125.018470 The post [X] Nassim Nicholas Taleb on Cardiac Fibrosis and Ventricular Arrhythmia Risk in Veteran Endurance Athletes appeared first on Nassim Taleb.| Nassim Taleb
Dr Stephen Heard goes through his experience mentoring beyond the PhD and helping academic skills transfer to non-academic careers...| career-advice.jobs.ac.uk
At Digilent, we’re proud to support educators and students around the world in bringing digital design concepts to life. One recent example comes from Yeditepe University in Istanbul, Turkey, where …| Digilent Blog
Hi there Digilent Blog readers! I’m Dr. Brian Faulkner, professor of Electrical Engineering at Milwaukee School of Engineering in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, where I teach introductory circuit theory and power systems engineering. The Analog Discovery 3 is a wallet-sized powerhouse and I’m a huge fanboy.| Digilent Blog
At Digilent, we believe in empowering the next generation of engineers, educators, and innovators. That’s why we offer a fantastic 15% academic discount on all products in our store for …| Digilent Blog
Today is my last day at Cardiff Met. I won't be idle; "Introduction to AI" is due out in June and other books in the way, but it is a change of pace and focus. To mark my retirement and turning 65 I am running 65 miles in a week in July in aid of Cancer Research UK.| Alan Dix
OUP India's latest academic legal title pays tribute to the career of Professor Upendra Baxi, one of India's most prominent legal scholars.| Oxford University Press
Our new interdisciplinary research collections on AI in Society, and Racism by Context, contain timely and robust approaches to pressing global issues.| Oxford University Press
As language educators, we strive to prepare our students for real-world communication and future opportunities. Whether they pursue careers in government, healthcare, business, or education, their ability to use language effectively can open doors. Therefore, providing them with the right assessment tools to showcase their skills is essential. Not all language tests are created equal.| LTI Blog - Certify your language skills anytime, anywhere.
The AI glossary is complete -1229 entries in all, ready for the publication of the AI book in June. This a resource in its own right and interlinks with the book as hybrid digital/physical media. Find more about the glossary and how it was made.| Alan Dix
“Get you a girl who can do both – pole dance and academia” (and who gets, like, really anxious about it). “Doing both” was, for a while, my brand, something I lived and breathed, without too much thought. But as my responsibilities and profile grow in inverse proportion to my precarity, lately I’ve been filled […] The post Doing both: the challenges of being a pole dancing academic appeared first on Blogger On Pole.| Blogger On Pole
Dr Zahra Stardust is my academic idol and an all-around legend: a socio-legal scholar working at the intersections of sexuality, technology, law and social justice, Zahra is also a stripper from the early days of Australian pole, a former pole dance instructor, porn performer, director and activist building a career in intimacy education alongside academia. […] The post Zahra Stardust interview appeared first on Blogger On Pole.| Blogger On Pole
Query-by-Browsing now includes local explanations so that you can explore in detail how the AI generated query relates to dataset items. Continue reading →| Alan Dix
I've just been sent an email from eLife, pointing me to links to a report called "eLife's New Model: One year on" and a report by the editors "Scientific Publishing: The first year of a new era". To remind readers who may have missed it, the big change introduced by eLife in 2023 was to drop the step where an editor decides on reject or accept of a manuscript after reviewer comments are received. Instead, the author submits a preprint, and the editors then decide whether it should be reviewe...| BishopBlog
Donor support, including from director Thomas Kail, sends K-State music, theatre and dance students to Broadway for a transformative experience.| Kansas State University Foundation
Dr. H. Justin Ballenger is an Assistant Professor of STEM Education at Morehouse College’s Division of Continuing and Professional Studies. Concurrently, he serves as the Co-PI for the NSF – Institute for African American Mentoring in Computing Sciences (IAAMCS) and Research Lead for the NSF – National Data Science Alliance (NDSA). Dr. Ballenger’s work focuses […]| Higher Education Digest
Rodoula H. Tsiotsou (Florida State University, Ph.D.) is currently a Professor of Services Marketing at the Department of Business Administration, University of Macedonia, Greece. She is the founder and director of the marketing laboratory, MARLAB, at the University of Macedonia. Since 2019, the Science-wide Author Database developed by Elsevier and Stanford University has ranked Professor […]| Higher Education Digest
How a chiilds puzzle game gives insight into more human-like explanations of AI decisions Many of you will have played Mastermind, the simple board game with coloured pegs where you have to guess a hidden pattern. At each turn the person with the hidden pattern scores the challenge until t| Alan Dix
Dr. Temitope Omotola Odusanya, Esq., ACG, affectionately known as “Temi” is a distinguished academic and dynamic leader of the Master of Laws (LLM) Programme at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland. As an award-winning lecturer (Assistant Professor) in law and a post-doctoral expert, she is fervently committed to advancing global gender parity and enhancing corporate […]| Higher Education Digest
Dr. Olga Kagan is a nurse consultant, educator, scientist and entrepreneur. She teaches at two New York-based universities, contributes to textbooks, mentors nurses, and advises start-ups. Dr. Kagan founded the Food Allergy Nurses Interest group and co-founded SONSIEL’s Collaborative Healthcare Innovation, Research & Problem Solving (CHIRPS). As a recognized thought leader, she has served on […]| Higher Education Digest
David Ivell is a recognized technology leader spanning financial services, media, education, and non-profit sectors. He began his career as a Systems Engineer with IBM, later transitioning into senior roles such as CIO at Credit Suisse Offshore, where he managed the integration of multiple banks and the launch of the Euro currency. A champion of […]| Higher Education Digest
The author of “Life Hacks” and “Growth Hacks”, Dr. Ken Ip is an award-winning brand strategist, assistant professor, columnist and expert commentator in Web3, AI, Tech, Branding and Digital Economy. Ken has held a variety of senior positions for leading multinationals and conglomerates, ranging from corporate consulting to public affairs advisory. He currently serves as Chairman of […]| Higher Education Digest
Just imagine yourself as Chairman Mao or even one of the Party cadres boundlessly loyal to Chairman Mao getting a copy of the material published in this this book. Those criticisms by the many stud…| 高大伟 David Cowhig's Translation Blog
Our Very Short Introductions series is now made up of a landmark 750 titles from a wide range of topics from across arts, humanities, and science.| Oxford University Press
The center’s academic coaches, peer tutors and writing coaches are ready to help Tar Heels create a plan for a great semester ahead.| College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Whitney McDowell-Robinson serves as the Vice President for Student Development & Engagement and an adjunct professor in the College of Education at Brenau University in Georgia. Prior to this appointment, she worked for Tougaloo College in Mississippi; whereby, she held numerous roles including Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Services. Dr. McDowell-Robinson earned […]| Higher Education Digest
Dr. Arletha McSwain, a distinguished leader in online education, earned her PhD from the University of Missouri-Columbia, her Masters in Education, and her Bachelors in Education from Lincoln University-Missouri. Her extensive experience in launching online programs that comply with national and international accrediting agencies is a testament to her dedication. She is a strong advocate […]| Higher Education Digest
Yesterday, I tweeted about how writing a thesis with chronic migraine has been one of the most difficult things that I've done. It got an outpouring of love and it just so happened to be on a day that I finished the first draft of my body chapters. I was already feeling good, and I'm a month out from my final deadline. But it hasn't been like this for the whole process. I feel like I don't read enough about young adults with chronic illness going through school/university, so I thought that I...| Chronic Migraine Ellie
Dr. Morris Thomas serves as Assistant Provost for Digital and Online Learning and Director of the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning and Assessment at Howard University. Dr. Thomas is also an Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies in the School of Education. As a Project Management Professional (PMP), he […]| Higher Education Digest
Timea Kadar is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and is the Associate Dean and Programme Leader of the MSc Digital Marketing Programme at Northumbria University London Campus. She is the Winner of the Student Led Teaching Award nominated by students. Her subject field is marketing and business with decades of practitioner experience and […]| Higher Education Digest
Kevin House is an Associate Professor in Practice at Durham University’s School of Education and a Fellow with the UK’s Chartered College of Teaching, and the Royal Society of Arts. At Education in Motion, he is currently Group Education Futures Architect (Global) focused on developing innovative interdisciplinary curriculum frameworks and credential eco-systems for Green School […]| Higher Education Digest
Caleb Simmons, Ph.D. is the Executive Director of Online Education at the University of Arizona and oversees Arizona Online. He also serves as Professor of Religious Studies and Faculty Director of the Interdisciplinary Studies Program. His current research focuses on online and digital learning, student learning outcomes, and cost-benefit in Higher Education. He was named […]| Higher Education Digest
Earned, inherited, and covenant commonalities enable persons and groups of people to develop sympathy and empathy for each other. The sympathy and empathy that one person or group has for another person or group is defined here as social capital. The absence of commonalities often results in relationships of apathy and antipathy that one person or group has for another person or group, defined here as negative social capital. People and groups that share negative social capital for the same p...| Institute for Social Capital
This paper briefly reviews the theory of social, negative, and cheap social capital and then explains the popularity and the high cost of cheap social capital. Next, this paper points out that our voluntary exchanges (which are enabled by prospects of mutual gain) and the high cost of involuntary exchanges (which are entered into in response to threats and defensive and destructive acts) both reflect our responses to the same physical and socio-emotional needs. Therefore, what differentiates ...| Institute for Social Capital
This accessible academic textbook chronicles the legacy the adventure game genre has left behind on the contemporary gaming landscape. A generation of designers grew up playing these games, which are rarely studied today as a comprehensive body of work, and their DNA lives on not only in the work of contemporary auteurs but also in the form of dozens of daughter genres, from visual novels to walking simulators to escape rooms to puzzle platformers. We make the case that the genre has always b...| aaronareed.net
Should online communities require people to create accounts before participating? This question has been a source of disagreement among people who start or manage online communities for decades. Re…| copyrighteous
Ever considered doing research about online communities, free culture/software, and peer production full time? It’s PhD admission season and my research group—the Community Data Science Colle…| copyrighteous
I first started using Debian sometime in the mid 90s and started contributing as a developer and package maintainer more than two decades years ago. My first very first scholarly publication, colla…| copyrighteous
In exciting professional news, it was recently announced that I got an National Science Foundation CAREER award! The CAREER is the US NSF’s most prestigious award for early-career faculty. In…| copyrighteous
I wrote this blog post with Kaylea Champion and a version of this post was originally posted on the Community Data Science Collective blog. Critical software we all rely on can silently crumble awa…| copyrighteous
The other thing I am really looking forward to, is the tutorial I’ll teach together with Dominikus Baur. We will look at all the practical aspects of producing successful web-based data visualizations — except the actual data vis code. So, we will discuss deeplinking, performance, shareability, help and explanations, fallbacks, mobile optimizations – all the stuff that makes great web applications really great, but which we all underestimate all the time.| Well-formed data
