Online won’t save higher ed - intentional online will.
In my latest op-ed for @timeshighered (Sept 22, 2025), I argue that thoughtful online design can stabilize enrollment without sacrificing quality. Read more at: https://t.co/OPPe07WKsM
Opinion: Demographic and political headwinds are threatening the future of many colleges. But, done right, online education can be their saviour, says Sumit Karn
https://t.co/oO0UVzWqNc
Along with
@TeachersCollege colleagues, I have published an article examining the impact of distance learning in higher education, highlighting significant adoption increases, threshold limitations, and policy implications for equitable access. Read here: https://t.co/m5Lnm28loh
Privileged to present my study on sociopolitical attitudes and religious beliefs towards the Indian education system at #CIES2024 in Miami, exploring the determinants of public opinion in India. The audience was highly engaged and asked insightful questions. @TC_ICeducation
The halls of @TeachersCollege have borne witness to the beginning of the tale of education changes sweeping the world. I am proud to continue my doctoral journey where Dewey, Russell, Monroe, Kilpatrick, Ambedkar, Mead, and Mann, among others luminaries, graced those corridors.
True change begins at TC, where Sumit journeyed to expand access to education. How will you bring true change to the world? We want to hear from you 👉 https://t.co/NU4puTNJWT.
@denstreete Congratulations, Dr. @denstreete! Well earned. Thank you for all that you do! Indeed, I’m a proud former @UCBerkeley’s Pipeline to Ph.D. Bootcamp fellow.
From a small public school in a remote village of Bihar (India) to an M.A. graduate of @TeachersCollege and now a Ph.D. student @Columbia.
I do this for my 10-year-old self, walking barefoot for miles to attend school, knowing that my teacher may or may not show up that day.