Excited to see our paper W/Sarah Bana Renzhe Yu Morgan Frank out in Scientific Data TL;DR: Course-Skill Atlas maps skills taught in U.S. higher ed using data from millions of syllabi. It reveals how universities align curricula with job market needs. nature.com/articles/s4159… 🧵

Business school and the pursuit of rigour, resonance and relevance - ranking powered by ⁦⁦Overton⁩ ⁦SSRN⁩ ⁦OpenAlex⁩ ⁦The Lens⁩ ⁦The Case Centre⁩ ⁦Open Syllabus⁩ ⁦Scite⁩ ⁦Wilfred Mijnhardt⁩ ft.com/content/7e81e1…

Business authors struggle to win recognition for work ⁦Open Syllabus⁩ ft.com/content/33231b…

A very nice overview of how faculty can use Open Syllabus by Anne-Wil Harzing harzing.com/publications/w… . .

FT50 Aggregated research ranking. Ranking that uses OpenAlex (twice), Overton, Scite, Open Syllabus, The Case Centre,SSRN downloads and traditional average papers in FT50 journals per faculty. Even tried The Lens patent cites but (1)

If you learned to write from The Elements of Style, I've got bad news for you. This book is one of the most popular writing guides out there. It's been in print constantly for over 100 years. And it's one of the top 10 most assigned books in university syllabi worldwide,

Excited to announce our strategic partnership with @OpenSyllabus, supporting their mission to build a global archive of curricular data and tools for education. Read more: get.vitalsource.com/press/vitalsou…

The Course Matcher gets a big boost to 13M classes, 2500 schools, and 61 billion (!!) matches. Who is it for? Students researching transfer, in the US and internationally. coursematcher.opensyllabus.org