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Q&A: Making Sense of Universal Design for Learning
The concept applies to more than just disability issues. A new book helps contextualize the growing educational approach and offers a road map to adoption even skeptics will appreciate.
Digital Learning News in 'Inside Higher Ed' This Week
Among the topics: unusual partnership between liberal arts college and coding camp; joint degrees in nursing; new life for an accreditor.
Another University Sells an Art Masterpiece
While SUNY Fredonia may gain half a million dollars, some professors see a betrayal of trust.
Imagining an Apple Store for Online Degrees
Georgia Tech moves forward with plans to create storefronts for its online education programs, joining a growing number of institutions offering hybrid online learning experiences.
Statewide Data on OER Savings
North Dakota students saved more than $1 million on textbooks after the state invested just $110,000 to help instructors use open educational resources. Audit identifies successes and ongoing challenges.
In Prime Position
As Amazon green-lights two new headquarters in New York and Northern Virginia, universities and colleges scramble to create a talent pipeline for tens of thousands of high-paying tech jobs.
Who's Taking Nondegree Courses -- and Why?
Most students enrolled in nondegree online programs already have degrees, and a minority actually want a credential, new data show.
Opinion
Open Educational Resources: What We Don't Know
Free, accessible curricular materials may have many benefits for students. But the research conducted so far hasn't delivered the required proof yet, Regan Gurung writes.