Information systems / technology

North Dakota University System limits its network after a series of recent arrests.

Three schools at the oldest university in the United States team up with 2U to start an online program in an emergent field.

New study finds students at most risk may be those least well served by learning outside the classroom.

As higher education turns increasingly digital, disability rights advocates turn to legal measures -- and an attentive Justice Department -- to address the challenges facing students with disabilities.

Coursera's decision to charge learners in some massive open online courses up front -- viewed by some as inevitable -- has critics asking if the MOOC provider is diverging from its mission of universal access.

Experts attempt to make sense of Khan Academy's patent application for A/B testing in education -- and whether it can even be patented.

As the LMS provider prepares to go public, financial disclosures show the company has spent on sales and marketing at a much higher rate than competitors -- but has rapid growth to show for it.

Campus Computing Project's 2015 survey finds enthusiasm for open resources, adaptive learning and digital courseware, but basic issues such as supporting faculty members and students dominate IT officers' list of priorities.

Caliper, an initiative to standardize collection and reporting of learning analytics, is nearing release. Can colleges and vendors learn to speak the same language?