Technology

Excitement, existentialism fuel collaboration in online education among small, private liberal arts institutions. 

College students are leading the charge for bitcoin in higher education, with charitable and entrepreneurial efforts topping their lists.

The Internet will soon be flooded with personalized domain names, but the near-$200,000 price tag appears to have scared colleges and universities away.

Aided by successful new faculty members, the digital humanities claim a part of the MLA's annual meeting.

The iPad-embracing Lynn University will drop its current learning management system, Blackboard Learn, in favor of Apple's iTunes U.

A student group's road to recognition at Iowa State University leads the institution to examine where privacy and legality overlap.

New study of online learning, finding those who've taken distance courses to be more likely to earn certificates and degrees, is at odds with earlier research focusing on shorter-term outcomes.

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.

Freed from the confines of classrooms, lectures and semesters, online education providers are increasingly using the term "learning experience."