Sarah Newman

Over 19% of undergraduate students in the US report some form of disability. Even before the pandemic, disabled students faced challenges of accessibility, inclusivity and learning. Now, the sudden and inevitable transition to online learning has affected their routines and steepened their learning curves.

One of the biggest challenges that universities face is retaining students and keeping them engaged until they graduate. Now, with institutions being forced to adopt remote learning due to COVID-19, several students are deferring enrollment entirely this year;

Attendance tracking software is a valuable tool that can help higher ed institutions not only streamline attendance tracking but also help improve student engagement, thereby impacting student outcomes.

One way campuses can help their students is by helping them maintain a sense of continuity and community. This might sound difficult, but it’s not - as long as the intent is there. From our experience working in this space, here are five things we recommend universities do.

The successor to the millennial generation, Gen Z, has long carried the tag of being an entitled, online addict generation that lacks social skills to thrive in real-life situations. But there is so much more to the Gen Z cohort...