Teaching & Learning

The world's largest social media company is partnering with community colleges and sharing a curriculum for digital advertising and media training.

With so many online program management companies offering similar services, many market observers agree: something’s got to give.

The story of an innovative university's shutdown says as much about the landscape for online learning as it does about one campus's decisions.

Columbia College Online wants students to pay less per credit hour, and to know up front how much they're paying. The move marks another salvo in the debate over the value of online education.

The California system firmly believes adult learners in the state will benefit from more nondegree options -- but some existing colleges think they're better positioned to serve those students.

We must do better at moving low-income students into and through college, in part by adopting new learning models and taking student success strategies to scale, Brian Fleming and Allison Dulin Salisbury write.

U.S. (again) pushes back controversial regulation requiring online programs to gain approval from states in which they operate, this time to 2020.