By John Cassidy, the New Yorker With the new school year starting, there is good news for incoming students of economics—and anybody else who wants to […]
By Jeffrey J. Selingo, Washington Post Fewer students are going to college this fall, as enrollment in higher education has fallen for five straight years, […]
By Mark Lieberman, Inside Higher Ed A regional accreditor recently denied an Arizona community college’s bid to increase its online degree offerings. In particular, the […]
By Dian Schaffhauser, Campus Technology If you’re trying to hunt down research to justify the use of technology in the classroom or argue against it, […]
By Paul Fain, Inside Higher Ed Education Department’s inspector general labels Western Governors as a correspondence-course provider, seeks reimbursement of $713 million in aid and […]
by Autumn A. Arnett, Education Dive The U.S. Department of Education has approved the sale of Kaplan University to Purdue University — a controversial transaction […]
by Times-Daily The number of students taking at least one class at the University of North Alabama this fall will be lower for the first […]
by JANE S. SHAW, the Spectator Many colleges and universities have hired private companies to build and operate their online education programs. Firms such as […]
by PiWorld One trend in eLearning involves the incorporation of video, and this practice will continue to grow. While informal online video-based learning has been […]
By LAURA ASCIONE, eCampus News The study, Launching OER Degree Pathways: An Early Snapshot of Achieving the Dream’s OER Degree Initiative and Emerging Lessons, was […]
by Sheryl Burgstahler and Christian Vinten-Johansen, EDUCAUSE Review Colleges and universities are subject to various laws and regulations regarding the accessibility of the IT resources […]
by Shalina Chatlani, Education Dive In a guest post for Evolllution, Shabana Figueroa and Yakut Gazi of Georgia Institute of Technology’s Professional Education (GTPE) division detail […]
