Teaching & Learning

Colleges generally still price their online programs similarly to their on-ground counterparts. A panel of experts explores whether that is starting to change.

Concerned about limited purchasing options and potential price increases, students and consumer groups challenge the proposed merger of two major textbook publishers.

State officials set up complaint process for students enrolled at out-of-state public and nonprofit colleges -- but Education Department won't confirm the fix will actually work.

Banning laptops or other note-taking devices from the classroom is an extreme stance that isn’t right for every student, argues Karen Costa.

Years-long fight over federal rules governing state standards for online education could imperil standing of tens of thousands of students.

Among the topics: new student social media platform, short-term Pell Grants, Google search, instructors' influence on community college students.