Education Infographics

You hear stories about business CEOs and their inflated salaries, but Nonprofit Colleges Online has created an infographic entitled “President vs. Student: Exploring University President Salaries”, detailing what these education moguls rake in every year. Of the 550 universities studied, about 7.6 percent of executives make more than $1 million, while in the general population, less than .01% make over a million per year.

This infographic presents the origins, golden age and future of the language laboratory. The Schoolshape language lab is a cloud-based language lab that is constantly improved with suggestions from its users. It is especially effective in supporting mobile assisted language learning and teaching with the communicative method.

Whether pursued for a salary increase, a promotion, or change in careers, an MBA empowers professionals to pursue the next stage in their careers. This piece from Ohio University’s Online MBA highlights the benefits of an online MBA program and why more and more business professionals are turning to the web for education.

Universities compete fiercely with one another for funding, rankings, and for prospective students. But how about social influence? MediaMiser tracked Canada’s universities on Twitter and Facebook this winter to see which schools should be on the Dean’s social media list.

College doesn’t seem as overwhelming if you know how to hack your way through it. Check out the following infographic presented by BestCollegeReviews.org to learn how to survive college.

In this infographic, discover some statistics on American preschools including showing just how important preschool is for a developing child.

Google’s Education initiatives have made strides in improving education for students across the globe. In this infographic, learn about Google programs that can benefit you.

By now we’ve all heard that Uncle Sam’s current, economic status has led to nationwide budget cuts. However, no one really discusses the impact this has on today’s tiny tots.While all departments are heaving under the weight of burdening finances, both budget cuts and reduction of available arts and humanities courses particularly plague the U.S. ‘creative industry’ sector.

With a growing number of students unable to afford college tuition, many of these students are turning to a two-year degree in order to accomplish their educational goals. Degree Query has created an infographic entitled “Bang for Your Educational Buck” detailing which associates degrees are proving to be worthwhile-even earning more than others with bachelor’s degrees.