Teaching & Learning

The University of Phoenix’s online enrollment plummets while Western Governors and Southern New Hampshire near 100,000 students as they vie to rule the roost.

Softer tone and focus on job training at ASU+GSV, the glitzy educational technology conference.

Engineering students in Michigan will troubleshoot circuits and then swap findings with students in Ireland to complete their projects.

Arizona State's report on digital learning draws cheers from online proponents -- and a few raised eyebrows from those who think the future is more complicated and warrants broader research.

Survey of deans and provosts finds student success is the primary goal -- and technology the dominant method -- of their institutions' experimentation with new approaches.

As the American Bar Association debates its rules governing online learning, Ken Randall asks a more fundamental question: Why should the accreditor limit how law faculties choose to teach?

Students expect wireless internet access everywhere on campus, and colleges and universities pay millions to provide it.