The iPad-embracing Lynn University will drop its current learning management system, Blackboard Learn, in favor of Apple's iTunes U.
Months after a professor's comments on Twitter set off a controversy, Kansas Board of Regents adopts policy on when professors and other employees can be fired for "improper use of social media."
University will offer a new round of the courses it created with Udacity -- but this time as regular college classes.
Lumina Foundation creates group of colleges working on competency-based degrees, with goals of defining what works and what, exactly, competency-based education should be.
Using the MOOC provider edX, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology starts to talk about "unbundling" its own education.
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A conference on online learning promises "A Universe of Opportunities," and attendees interested in faculty development are getting their money's worth.
After a year of experimenting with online education, faculty members at San Jose State University raise the alarm about governance at the institution.
A new market forecast suggests learning management systems won't just survive for another five years -- they'll thrive.
In two separate analyses, researchers cast doubt about claims made by Purdue on the impact of its early-warning system on retention.
Duke's Cathy Davidson plans a massive collaborative effort to tackle the challenges facing higher education.
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