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Milwaukee to for-profits: meet regs or no financial aid
Inside Higher Ed reported this week that as the Trump administration tries to roll back education regulations, one city is...
Opinion
Online Education: What I Got Wrong
Economist James D. Miller now thinks online education could increase demand for instructors, not destroy their jobs.
Top Art Schools Venturing Online
Elite U.S. and international programs are starting to offer online courses so they are more accessible and affordable -- and to attract new students to their campuses.
Wanted: Tech Support 24/7
Few universities and colleges offer round-the-clock tech help for students taking online courses. But many have implemented a variety of approaches to cover most of the day.
Online (Slowly) Rising
Colleges and universities continue to expand their online course and degree-program offerings, especially at the graduate level. But fierce competition has tamped down the once-frantic pace of growth.
Prospective Students Seek Information, But Colleges Don't Always Provide
Learners seek answers to basic questions, such as tuition costs and campus life, but most schools bury that information -- and many students haven't figured out how to find it.
Social Media Training Benefits Med Students
Researchers at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences found that a majority of the school's first-year medical...
Arizona State's $100 Million Library Plan Moves Ahead
Inside Higher Ed's other coverage of digital learning during the past week included: A story about Arizona State University investing...