On the Agenda – Week 3, 2015

Take 1 – Education
#China: #MOOCs have escaped the attention of Chinese censors & have opened up a whole new world for #ChineseStudents http://t.co/sPYxjj7rLU
— WES (@WESPicks) January 12, 2015
Improving #school climate and opportunities to #learn | New on educationtoday http://t.co/I71cJ5W4Rz #OECDTALIS pic.twitter.com/VX3wetckki
— OECD Education (@OECD_Edu) January 15, 2015
What the U.S. education system can learn from the Netherlands http://t.co/GCyy4B0Tzn pic.twitter.com/iKifYPZKjq
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) January 15, 2015
Top 10 things employers look for in university graduates http://t.co/flfnBOxQVw via @brisbanetimes #HigherEd #Employability
— The OBHE (@theobhe) January 14, 2015
Take 2 –Research
Citations, impact factors, publications…Do bibliometrics really help pick good scientists? http://t.co/Pn1WxExXJo pic.twitter.com/bwwCXpG0pT
— Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) January 15, 2015
Science’s creativity crisis: http://t.co/TX2gBdONrz
— Chronicle (@chronicle) January 13, 2015
Nature’s Publisher (Macmillan Science & Education) To Merge With Springer Science creating group with 13k employees http://t.co/rQPSvsZheh
— GlobalHigherEd (@GlobalHigherEd) January 15, 2015
What words would kill the mood on a rare night out? #RuinADateWithAnAcademicInFiveWords … http://t.co/tM1AhXDIzT
— Chronicle (@chronicle) January 15, 2015
Take 3 – Innovation
From Welfare State To Innovation State http://t.co/4vZRse65iB via @socialeurope
— Global Policy (@Global_Policy) January 16, 2015
Rapid technological progress is upon us. In the future, which jobs will survive? http://t.co/IWLWprIuiS #econarchive pic.twitter.com/2F9cfRiX0A
— The Economist (@EconBizFin) January 15, 2015
A number of cities have become hotbeds of innovation http://t.co/hMKPk6gtvr
— Harvard Biz Review (@HarvardBiz) January 14, 2015
I resigned from Commission and will leave regardless – Anne Glover’s EU advisor role reinstated, MEP says @Euractiv http://t.co/um5mM54RsL
— Anne Glover (@AnneGlover_EU) January 14, 2015
…and this week on ScienceGuideEU
The Beagle 2 Mars Lander, thought lost on Mars since 2003, has been found on the surface of the planet. http://t.co/nvXiVJlSkC
— ScienceGuideEU (@ScienceGuideEU) January 16, 2015
With structural reforms planned, India is about to overtake China as the fastest growing economy http://t.co/LV3qloA4g1
— ScienceGuideEU (@ScienceGuideEU) January 15, 2015
Meest Gelezen
Nederlands moet weer voertaal worden in bachelors bij universiteiten
Minister komt met wet- en regelgeving om internationale instroom te beperken
'We stellen elkaar verkeerde vragen over ChatGPT'
Tien kandidaten uit het beroepsonderwijs voor de Groeifondscommissie
Is er nog toekomst voor medezeggenschap in het hoger onderwijs?
