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Trial and Error: Data Powers Retention
Franklin University takes a deep dive into data and boosts student retention from lowest level.
Turning Point for OER Use?
Inside Digital Learning asked ed tech experts if New York State's decision to pour millions of dollars into open education resources represents a breakthrough for OER. Here are their responses. Do you agree?
New Online Programs: Applied Health Science, Business, Cybersecurity, Innovation, Psychology
Introducing a new feature: a list of new online programs colleges and universities are starting.
Creative Course Finder: Let the Blood, Urine and Bile Flow
University of Rochester provides graduate students clinical training using 3D organs. The body parts are so realistic they fool skilled surgeons.
A New Channel for OER
OER provider Lumen Learning joins with Follett to bring open course content to faculty members through the campus bookstore.
IHE webinar: lifelong learning through alternative credentials
Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman discuss the topics from the "Lifelong Learning Through Alternative Credentials" booklet...
Counting Online Students
Online enrollments climbed 11 percent from 2012 to 2015, with private nonprofit colleges seeing the biggest gains and for-profits losing ground.
Instructing Instructional Designers
The education and training of instructional designers is becoming more formalized as their role grows in importance at many institutions.