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Online Abroad, and Beyond Title IX’s Reach?
Ruling in high-profile sexual harassment case suggests that foreign students in online courses have no recourse under Title IX.
Saved by a Hybrid
The benefits of classes blending online and in-person elements have higher education administrators considering their benefits during -- and well after -- catastrophic weather events.
Standard Operating Procedure?
Accreditor wants more consistency from an institution’s online offerings before approving them. Experts offer their thoughts on the merits of standardization.
5 Ways to Cheat on Online Exams
Michael London provides examples of creative tactics distance learners use to try to break the rules when taking exams.
The Pulse: Jim Chalex of Blackboard
This month’s edition of the Pulse podcast features an interview with Jim Chalex, vice president of product management at Blackboard...
Standardization in Online Education
Accreditor’s rejection of Scottsdale Community College’s proposed expansion suggests that consistency and mandated faculty training could become a focus for quality control in online learning.
To Flip or Not to Flip?
A Harvard professor no longer thinks students benefit from skipping lectures for his rigorous course. Experts weigh in on what his decision says about the flipped classroom and other alternative learning approaches.
Job Changes in Digital Learning
Recent hires and promotions in the field of digital learning.