One year ago, it was clear that the higher education textbook publishing market was not working for students. Student PIRGs, a coalition of college independent […]
The number of undergraduates entering college has been steadily falling for the past six years. While experts are divided in their projections about the next […]
With online certificate, diploma, and degree programs in everything from bartending to teaching to law, it was only a matter of time before someone launched […]
From a fairly recent e-newsletter from edsurge.com — though I don’t recall the exact date (emphasis DSC): New England is home to some of the most […]
A project I am very proud to be a part of has just produced our final report on the future of digital education at our […]
Back when many people were still using dial-up to get online, a crisis unfolded on college and university campuses around the world. Suddenly, C- students […]
Huge study finds professors’ attitudes affect students’ grades — and it’s doubly true for minority students. — from arstechnica.com by Scott Johnson Excerpt: Instead, the […]
From the list of ideas/themes submitted to the #OpenBlog19 Google doc, I thought I’d pick up this idea that was posted – ‘Who even takes […]
Online learning is quickly becoming an alternative to more traditional forms of education. In the past, a physical classroom setting was required to achieve a […]
Last June, Blackboard Inc., one of the largest learning management system (LMS) companies in the world, announced that it was launching a new service: Blackboard […]
How MIT’s Mini Cheetah Can Help Accelerate Robotics Research — from spectrum.ieee.org by Evan Ackerman Sangbae Kim talks to us about the new Mini Cheetah […]
The Future Today Institute’s 12th Annual Emerging Tech Trends Report — from futuretodayinstitute.com Excerpts: At the Future Today Institute, we identify emerging tech trends and […]
