Teaching & Learning

In a new feature, we explain how Western Governors University revamped its system for helping students set up 30,000 assessments a month.

Librarians promote the use of digital tools. Steven J. Bell explains why they don't want professors to make assignments that require only printed materials.

By Steven J. Bell

Students who spent more time surfing the Internet for reasons unrelated to classroom work performed worse on the final exam, a study finds.

Duke snags the digital learning leader from its Research Triangle neighbor, the University of North Carolina system.

New fellowship for chief academic officers focuses on digital courseware.

Fears about impact on general education -- once a roadblock for many institutions considering CBE -- no longer seems an obstacle.