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When It Comes to Cybersecurity, People are the Weakest Link—Unless We Educate Them
One consistent vulnerability that spans across all control categories is the human element. Read on to learn how to combat cyber threats through great education and the right tools. -
The Vital Link for Cybersecurity Instructors: Bridging the Gap Between Technical Skills and Business Acumen
Cybersecurity is intricately intertwined with the business world. So, instructors need to teach students to prepare for the business side of a cybersecurity job. Here's how. -
Teaching Dental Health: Recent Data Shows Oral Hygiene Has Impact on the Whole Body
Though dental educators may know this, the scientific community and the broader public is catching on. Read on to learn how you can apply some of this new work into your classroom. -
Student Survey: Real-World Scenarios Key to Enhancing Student Engagement During Online Learning
"Online learning” and “strong student engagement” are phrases not typically used in the same sentence. Perhaps professors just need the right tools. Read on to learn what students had to say. -
Esports, Analytics and the Battle for ‘Name, Image, Likeness:’ How Sport Management Education Is Changing Alongside a Fast-Moving Industry
Co-authors Lisa Pike Masteralexis and Mary A. Hums discuss how they aim to turn their real-world experience into teachable moments in the classroom. -
4 Themes for Educators to Explore at the American College of Nurse-Midwives Annual Conference
This year's conference will feature a range of exciting themes that will provide insights into the future of healthcare. Learn what's in store for midwifery educators. -
Themes in Education to Explore at the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties Annual Conference
Themes of sustainability and innovation will be central to this year's conference. -
A Lesson on Student Engagement: Retired Professor Teaches Incarcerated People HTML, CSS and JavaScript, Giving Them Purpose in the Process
Retired professor Jesse Heines knew that when he retired in 2016 that he had to have a plan. He did not know that plan would involve teaching incarcerated people how to code. Read his story. -
Nurses Need to Learn The Business of Healthcare, Here’s Why
Though the mission is to care for patients first, teaching billing and coding, differentiating private government-managed care orgs, and basic budget principles will go a long way with students. -
Education Must Adapt to the Changing Public Health Needs of Baby Boomers
By the year 2030 all baby boomers will be 65 or older. Their needs now center on quality of life. Several sectors must adapt to their changing needs, particularly education.
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JBL Cloud Labs
Since 2010, Jones & Bartlett Learning has been an industry leader in providing engaging virtual lab solutions for cybersecurity education.Full story
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Teaching Databases: Combining Databases Illuminated with Hands-On Cloud Labs
In this webinar recording, meet the authors of Databases Illuminated, Fourth Edition, and learn how their textbook balances teaching students about traditional database technology and the new directions created by big data.Full story
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Customer Spotlight Q&A: Lynn University Pushes Student Learning to the Next Level with Navigate Scenarios
David Wolf, Professor & Academic Program Coordinator for Healthcare Management at Lynn University, speaks about his students experience using the Navigate Scenarios in his MBA program.Full story
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Improve Healthcare: Advancing Interprofessional-Integenerational Health Education
In this special episode, we sit down with colleagues and the publisher of Healthcare USA, 10th edition.Full story
