California state senators voted unanimously last Thursday to pass Senate Bill 520 (SB 520), despite opposition from faculty at California… More »
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California state senators voted unanimously last Thursday to pass Senate Bill 520 (SB 520), despite opposition from faculty at California… More »
MOORESVILLE, N.C. — President Obama visited an innovative middle school in central North Carolina on Thursday to demonstrate the Internet-based… More »
Instructure, a company that sells course-management software, announced on Wednesday that it had won $30-million in venture-capital funds, and some… More »
About two weeks into San Jose State’s online education experiment at an Oakland charter school, it became clear that something… More »
As online courses multiply outside the formal structures of academe, professors increasingly have opportunities to earn cash on the side… More »
A public library without any printed books is opening this summer. The phrase “bookless libraries” arrives with a dull, oxymoronic… More »
Much, if not all, of the debate in higher education seems to be focused these days on massive open online… More »
As the conversation surrounding massive open online courses (MOOCs) and other means of online learning gets louder, many universities are… More »
The battle for and against massive open online courses (MOOCs) rages on as we head into summer, with new arguments… More »
eText consultant Rand Spiwak engages in an informative discussion of electronic texts and considers how higher education institutions can prepare… More »