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Library Babel Fish
The daunting complexity of becoming information literate today.
Technology and Learning
Navigating alternative-academic scholarship, employment, and life.
Long Island U says it is turning things around, financially and otherwise, one year after a faculty lockout. Professors say the institution continues to falter.
Just because professors who teach online don't have to be physically on campus doesn't mean they shouldn't be, writes Penelope Adams Moon.
Education Department’s inspector general labels Western Governors as a correspondence-course provider, seeks reimbursement of $713 million in aid and may broadly threaten competency-based education.
Ruling in high-profile sexual harassment case suggests that foreign students in online courses have no recourse under Title IX.
This month’s edition of the Pulse podcast features an interview with Jim Chalex, vice president of product management at Blackboard.
In the conversation with host Rodney B. Murray, Chalex discusses the company’s plans for Blackboard Learn and its learning platform, amid other topics.
New paper on artificial intelligence that can (mostly) correctly pick self-identified gays and lesbians based on photos has been called nearly everything -- from bad science to an important “wake-up call.”
Arkansas’s new public online university chooses national accreditor over its regional agency, raising questions about pace, prestige and the state of quality assurance.
A year after instructor of the university’s largest course said it was fine for students to watch videos instead of coming to class, he changes his mind.
An Ithaka S+R survey of research libraries reveals a lack of racial and ethnic diversity in the profession, particularly at the upper levels.
Study finds that technology spending spurs gains in colleges’ outputs -- but they vary depending on the institution.
Essay about how white male students dominate discussions sets off debate at Dickinson and beyond
Study documents economic gains from liberal arts education
Critics and defenders of affirmative action submit their closing briefs
Information Literacy’s Third Wave | Library Babel Fish
Alaska governor proposes 41 percent cut to higher ed
Ghent University, in Belgium, embraces new approach to faculty evaluation less focused on quantitati
How to write an effective diversity statement (essay)
