All students who take a Subject Specific class are eligible to earn 0.5 of a Continuing Education Credits (CEU).
You must score 80% or higher to obtain a passing mark for the class. This completion entitles you to receive a certificate of achievement. This certificate will also highlight the number of CEU’s you have earned.
The Hidden Risk to Services
Guest writer Kevin Landers returns this week with a blog post on the hidden risk to services. Read on to learn more about how hidden IT chaos undermines dealership success. For equipment dealerships, the service department stands as a pivotal revenue generator. A well-oiled service operation not only ensures customer satisfaction but also significantly boosts […]
520 Chestnut Street
Guest writer David Griffith continues his Muddy Boots blog series this week with “520 Chestnut Street.” I have lived and worked in the Philadelphia region on and off for the last 45 years. For many of those years, I walked past Independence Hall on my way to work. On occasion, I would go in, usually […]
What It Takes to Be a Great Training Instructor: Beyond the Basics
Guest writer Jim Dettore digs down into instructional practices in “What It Takes to Be a Great Training Instructor: Beyond the Basics.” Being a great training instructor is more than knowing your material or speaking in front of a room. It’s about creating an experience that sticks with your learners long after they leave your […]
AI is Flipping the Economy on its Head – Here’s What You Need to Know
Guest writer Steve Clegg tackles the worries and opportunities that come with Artificial Intelligence in “AI is Flipping the Economy on its Head.” Let’s talk about something huge that’s happening right now – AI is completely changing how our economy works. And trust me, this is way more interesting than it might sound at first. […]
Why Not Get Rid of Grades?
Why Not Get Rid of Grades? “Why Not Get Rid of Grades?” was written by author Daniel Pink. As education moves into an uncertain future, now is the time to reassess our methods and change what no longer serves us. If you’re looking for continued signs of inflation, bypass your local supermarket and head to […]
Pros and Cons of the Letter Grading System
Pros and Cons of the Letter Grading System This piece was originally published in The Week US on March 30, 2023. Theara Coleman writes about the Pros and Cons of the Letter Grading System in higher education, and the move away from traditional letter grades by some colleges. How does the traditional school of thought […]