Teaching & Learning

Survey of deans and provosts finds student success is the primary goal -- and technology the dominant method -- of their institutions' experimentation with new approaches.

As the American Bar Association debates its rules governing online learning, Ken Randall asks a more fundamental question: Why should the accreditor limit how law faculties choose to teach?

Students expect wireless internet access everywhere on campus, and colleges and universities pay millions to provide it.

DeVos's next round of deregulation strikes at the heart of higher education and could lead to more fraud, waste and abuse, argue Spiros Protopsaltis and Clare McCann.

Digital learning can make high-quality education more affordable and efficient, according to case studies of six prominent online portfolios.

Maryville University has bold plans for expansion online, with Pearson's help, but experts warn that the small private university could struggle to stand out.

An award-winning initiative lets students in online courses practice teaching on simulated students with distinct behaviors before heading to actual classrooms.