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A Year of Kropp on Campus: What’s Changed, What Hasn’t, and What’s Next
One year ago, I published the first issue of Kropp on Campus.
May 19
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
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Grade Grubbing at Semester’s End: What It Reveals and How Faculty Can Respond
As the spring semester closes, many faculty members experience a familiar shift.
May 12
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
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AI-Assisted Grading, Part 2: What Happened When I Tried It
Earlier this year, I wrote about an experiment I planned to run in one of my courses: using AI to support my grading process.
May 5
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
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The skills gap hiding in plain sight: it's time to get intentional about “soft” skills
Higher education is under fire.
Apr 28
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
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The case for modular course design in a distracted world
There is a growing belief in higher education that students have shorter attention spans, so the solution is to make everything shorter.
Apr 21
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
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Experimenting With AI to Improve Grading Feedback in My Online Courses
Feb 25
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
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The skills gap hiding in plain sight: it's time to get intentional about “soft” skills
Apr 28
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
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AI-Assisted Grading, Part 2: What Happened When I Tried It
May 5
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
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Grade Grubbing at Semester’s End: What It Reveals and How Faculty Can Respond
May 12
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
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The end of traditional homework as we know it
We are at a point where many of the assignments we have used for years can no longer tell us what students actually know.
Apr 14
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
Five Ways Online Higher Education Is Still Misunderstood
Online higher education has proven its value in access, scale, and flexibility.
Apr 7
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
How Should We Advise Students About Graduate School in a Shifting Entry-Level Job Market?
In advising conversations, a familiar pathway often emerges: complete a bachelor’s degree, pursue a master’s degree, and then enter the job market.
Mar 31
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
Faculty Mentorship in Higher Education: A Responsibility We Too Often Overlook
In higher education, we spend a great deal of time thinking about teaching.
Mar 24
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
Restoring Trust in Higher Education - Part II: What Rebuilding Credibility Requires
In Part I, we examined the measurable decline in public confidence in higher education and explored three primary drivers: cost and perceived value…
Mar 17
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
Restoring Trust in Higher Education - Part I: Understanding the Decline
Over the past decade, confidence in higher education has declined in measurable and sustained ways.
Mar 10
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
Experimenting With AI to Improve Grading Feedback in My Online Courses
Over the past decade, I have hired and managed hundreds of adjunct faculty members.
Feb 25
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Teaching in an Age of Emotional Overflow
Many faculty now describe a shift in their day-to-day work that is difficult to name but impossible to ignore.
Feb 17
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Evan Kropp, Ph.D.
AI Use Without Institutional Guidelines: It’s Up to Us to Protect Data and Privacy
AI is officially “everywhere” in higher ed work, and that’s not a future-tense statement.
Feb 10
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