Tag: Peter Bol

  • Nation & World

    Business School’s Anand named vice provost for advances in learning

    Harvard Business School’s Bharat Anand will shift to University-wide role overseeing innovation efforts, succeeding Peter Bol as vice provost for advances in learning.

    4 minutes
    Bharat Anand
  • Nation & World

    Bol to step down as vice provost

    Peter K. Bol will step down at the end of the summer as Harvard’s vice provost for advances in learning to return to the faulty and to his teaching and research on China’s history.

    3 minutes
  • Nation & World

    Learning about learning: Creating a connection

    A newly integrated HarvardX and HILT research effort will probe residential and online learning, and the places in between.

    3 minutes
  • Nation & World

    A new office, a global audience

    In a question-and-answer session, HarvardX head Peter Bol outlines the challenges ahead for the online platform and for teaching and learning.

    7 minutes
  • Nation & World

    A breadth of learning

    Harvard’s Online Learning gateway houses the University’s open online learning opportunities under one roof for the first time, and anyone can access the breadth and depth of Harvard’s learning content.

    1 minute
  • Nation & World

    Microbursts in learning

    The annual Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching conference forges path between engagement and distance.

    6 minutes
  • Nation & World

    Grasping with the eyes

    A symposium on data visualization brought together experts from campus and beyond to show how technology in the arts, sciences, and humanities is helping people think in new ways.

    4 minutes
  • Nation & World

    Move over, Gutenberg

    After months of construction, a “video capture studio” is near completion at Widener Library as part of Harvard’s commitment to exploring, innovating, experimenting, and leading change in how faculty members teach and students learn.

    6 minutes
  • Nation & World

    Thinking globally, differently

    Harvard students now represent more than 50 countries and a spectrum of cultures, religions, and ethnic backgrounds. Because of that, teaching is changing too, said speakers at Conversations@FAS, a faculty forum.

    5 minutes