Mitch Rankin, Cryptopolitan In some of the world’s poorest countries, up to 95% of children with disabilities are out of school, despite education being a […]

Mark Haw, the Guardian Many UK universities are struggling financially, but there’s one option that is rarely discussed: replacing lecturers with artificial intelligence (AI) machines. […]

Stephen G. Pelletier, Unbound In an era when many colleges and universities struggle to meet their enrollment targets, a few institutions have leapfrogged over that […]

Jill Stockton and McKenna Lambert, Nevada Today Subject librarians have specific areas of expertise and are trained information literacy experts. They know how to spot […]

Bryan Eneas, CBC News A distance learning centre based in Kenaston, Sask., has developed a course to help its students learn about mental wellness — […]

Costa Rica News In the future, will having a degree even matter? According to Harvard business school professor Clayton Christensen, half of all traditional colleges […]

By Kevin P. Chavous, Real Clear Education A new school year is starting, but what about last year? Did your student progress as much as […]

Emily Bruemmer, Megan Siekkinen, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP – JDSupra The start of the new school year is approaching and a number of education vendors have […]

Yahoo Finance In the next three years, as many as 120 million workers in the world’s 12 largest economies may need to be retrained or […]

BY ANDREW PERRIN AND MADHU KUMAR, Pew Research As smartphones and other mobile devices have become more widespread, 28% of American adults now report that […]

Tom Wheeler and David Simpson, Brookings 5G will be a physical overhaul of our essential networks that will have decades-long impact. Because 5G is the […]

By Wayne D’Orio, Education Dive California’s newest public college is beginning an experiment this fall that could change how higher education serves a coveted class […]