The long arm of USU
Regional campuses, distance learning programs see slight downturn after decade of robust growthRead the Full Story
Archive for the ‘Higher Education’ Category
Program Brings University to Gilroy
Gilroy – When Dena Kehler began her college search, she quickly found herself staring at a tuition price tag of $27,000 – and that was the best deal.Read the Full Story
Electronic Student Assessment >> The Power of the Portfolio
They’re not just evaluation tools anymore. Savvy educators are seeing endless ways to exploit the power of the ePortfolio — and you can, too.Read the Full Story
7 Trends to Watch: Back to School: Education booms into an $850 billion enterprise
When Nancy Rose arrives at her office, she sometimes finds salespeople waiting to pitch a product to cure whatever ails her Bethel Park School District.Read the Full Story
WOSC receives Distance Learning and Telemedicine grant
ALTUS – Western Oklahoma State College was awarded $485,000 in grant funds.Read the Full Story
Liberty University explores distance learning
Back in 1985, the Rev. Jerry Falwell, Ron Godwin and Bill Paul, a Liberty University vice president, scratched out an idea on a napkin.Read the Full Story
Online Training for Adjuncts
Job prospects for adjunct faculty have never looked better (for better or worse),and the market for online programming designed to help them in the classroom is expanding.Read the Full Story
More than 70 Million Adults Want to Head Back to School
As the face of higher education changes, a new survey reveals why American adults see value in returning to school, despite rising costs and busy livesRead the Full Story
Penn State appoints Morooney as vice provost for information technology
University Park, Pa. — Penn State has appointed Kevin M. Morooney as vice provost for information technology, effective Oct. 1.Read the Full Story
Never too old for the thirst for knowledge
Duncan’s Frank Sarton is living proof that age is no barrier to education.Read the Full Story