by Sivaramakrishnan V, Financial Express
Colleges and universities are working harder to accommodate working students to take classes that fit their busy work, life and family schedules. In addition, there is an increased need to provide courses that will provide immediate results for students, such as traditional credit offerings in the form of courses that are directed toward degree completion. Colleges also are enhancing noncredit offerings with an emphasis on skill development and immediate application of these skills. Classes such as advanced manufacturing technologies, commercial driver’s license and skilled trades are for students to take at the college level, and can begin to immediately apply toward getting a promotion or a better-skilled job. The year 2016 saw a massive focus on measurement of student outcomes and performance, in both online and offline mediums. Integrated and more developed assessment solutions that provide detailed analytics on student performance should get further traction in 2017.
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