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Is Grammarly Worth It? My 2020 Review

Koodoos Learning

It makes sense to ask, “Why do I need another spell checker when Google Docs and Microsoft Word come with text editors built-in?” That’s what I thought too before I downloaded Grammarly.

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How Much Have We Been Undercounting Online Students?

Ruffaloni

Below we summarize the topline data and at the end of this blog we present more detailed data by sector of institution using 2019-2020 academic year data (rather than 2020-21 which saw dramatic change due to the pandemic). million students), and the undercount grows to 75 percent for fully online students (missing 1.8

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Key Themes from the 2020-2021 Recruitment Cycle

Scoir

While this content is specific to recruitment themes during the 2020-2021 academic year, the themes presented in this article are still relevant today. This article is based on a series of conversations we had with Scoir Partner Colleges in 2021. 3 key themes emerged from the conversation.

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How Can You Engage the Families of Current Students?

Ruffaloni

We also learned that 85 percent of families are open to hearing from their students’ colleges or universities at least once a week, which has steadily increased since 2020. Black families Family income more than $100,000 Families with students in the first year of college Families with students living on-campus Families want to hear from you!

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TWO Demographic Cliffs? The Enrollment Case for Diversifying Revenue Streams

Ruffaloni

Revised population estimates—the first to be built on the 2020 (rather than the 2010) census data—indicate another demographic cliff in the number of 18-year-olds that will almost immediately follow the first one. Department of Education (IPEDS) projections for first-year students now, in 2020, and in 2016 in orange.

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Phil Hill Talks About the Impact of New IPEDS Data on Institutions and EdTech

Ruffaloni

Phil Hill : A big part of writing both the blog on the 2019-20 data and the 2020-21 data blog (on the need to focus on 12-month unduplicated enrollment rather than fall snapshot) was to point out how much we’ve needed this type of data. Here is an abridged summary of our conversation.

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Enrollment Format Choices: Snapping Back to “Normal”?

Ruffaloni

million additional undergraduates were pushed into all online (or for many “emergency remote”) courses in fall 2020, only 2.5 million of them had left fully classroom study in 2020. I then used that percent to plot where 2020 and 2021 enrollment may have been (barring any other significant impact). Further, only an additional 1.8