Drake and American push edgy campaigns to boost college branding
Higher education marketers push bold ideas to stand out as enrollments slip. Drake University faced online ridicule and alumni backlash over a bold D motif while American University embraced the "Wonk" identity to highlight its political and intellect ties. Despite mixed reactions, institutions persist with branding as enrollments dip and private giving grows in importance.
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Clickers Bring Interactive Learning to Temple Classrooms
Freshman Sarah Speicher learns about personal response devices called clickers that 399 Temple Law and American Society students use to take attendance, participate in polls, and take quizzes. The devices cost 35 to 45 dollars and account for about seven percent of final grades. Professor Samuel D. Hodge Jr. uses them to engage students, broadcasting questions and tallying responses live like a game show.
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