How to Organize Student Group Projects With Clear Roles, Deadlines, and Signup Scheduling
This student-focused guide shows how to split a project into clear deliverables, assign roles, set deadlines, and use signup slots for drafting and peer review so your team stays on track.
How Antiques Roadshow Turns Objects Into Public History
Antiques Roadshow has been a staple of public television since 1997, adapted from the original British series that began in 1979. Known for its mix of personal stories and historical insight, the show travels to cities across the U.S., where appraisers evaluate antiques and collectibles brought in by the public. From fine art and jewelry to toys and military memorabilia, each item reveals a piece of the past.
How the Nine Planetary Boundaries Define Earth System Risk
The ozone layer in the stratosphere plays a vital role in protecting life on Earth by filtering harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun. When this layer is weakened, more UV radiation reaches the surface, increasing the risk of skin cancer in humans and causing harm to both terrestrial and marine ecosystems.
Digital Humanities for Students: Modern Research Writing Tips
Learn how digital humanities reshapes student research.
How Empathy in Leadership Shapes Workplace Culture
Most workers (88%) say that empathetic leadership helps build employee loyalty toward their managers, suggesting that empathy may play a key role in keeping and attracting talent during what’s been called “The Great Resignation.”
How the SCI Program Controls Access to Classified Intelligence
Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) is highly classified material for specific intelligence methods and sources. It includes information about sensitive collection systems, analytical processes, targeting operations, and data derived from these activities.
Why Post-Pandemic Flexibility Is Reshaping the Future of Work
According to the EY 2021 Work Reimagined Employee Survey, over half of global employees (54%) would consider leaving their job if they’re not offered flexibility in where and when they work post-pandemic. The survey gathered responses from more than 16,000 employees across 16 countries and various industries, providing insight into how the pandemic has reshaped expectations for work in the “next normal.”
A Complete Guide to MESUR: Metrics from Scholarly Usage of Resources
MESUR is a project that measures the impact of scholarly work using usage data. That’s a fancy term for tracking how people interact with research online—like how many times an article is downloaded, viewed, or shared.
Survey: The Realities of Polyworking Among Millennials
A research team from Academized.com surveyed 2,500 millennials between the ages of 26 and 41 to study the growing trend of polyworking. The research sought to discover why millennials participate in side gigs and to measure both their time commitment and resulting financial benefits. It also examined how polyworking impacts their career perspectives and personal well-being. The survey findings demonstrate that many millennials take on side hustles to increase their earnings and follow their passions but also manage the risk of burnout. Survey participants see polyworking as a sustainable career option which demonstrates the changing nature of work.
Wage Gaps in America: An Analysis of Earnings by Gender, Race, and Education
At Academized, we’ve collected and analyzed data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics to examine key trends in wage disparities. Specifically, we looked at various data sets.