MindEdge Learning Blog
Finding Your Voice
By Tricia Goodwin Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning In this deeply divided political moment in the U.S., expressing your opinion publicly—even if it is well-formed, supported,
Your Left Brain Is Creative, Too
By Frank Connolly Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning The author Eric Jerome Dickey once observed that, “It’s impossible to explain creativity. It’s like asking a bird,
Making the Pivot to Remote Teaching
By Rene Paez Director of University Partnerships, MindEdge Learning For the last seven years, I’ve been teaching on campus as an adjunct business professor at
A Message to MindEdge’s Academic Partners
The past few weeks have been both challenging and disturbing, as the country and the world have struggled with the impact of the coronavirus crisis.
Advice for the Novice Telecommuter
By Christine Vogt Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning The global outbreak of COVID-19 has us all facing a new normal in the weeks ahead.
The Rush to Online Learning
It’s not just three weeks (or three months) to real impacts… By Chris Edwards SVP, University Partnerships, MindEdge Learning The rush to online learning has
COVID-19 and the “Online Learning” Response
By Chris Edwards SVP, University Partnerships, MindEdge Learning I started to write my latest post last week; it was going to be about the madness
Six Things Every Parent Should Know in the Digital Age
By Joe Peters Editor, MindEdge Learning Occasionally, friends will ask me a question like, “What’s the safest computer to get for my kids?” or “What
Girls and Math: Breaking Down the Wall
By Barbara Gottfried Editor, MindEdge Learning When it comes to girls and math, it often seems that a brick wall of sorts separates the two.
Why Professional Development?
By Jennifer Conroy Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Professional development is a win-win opportunity for both companies and their employees. Numerous studies show that workers value