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GPT-4 Is Here. But Most Faculty Lack AI Policies.
Mar 22, 2023
Faculty members and administrators are struggling to stay ahead of disruptive AI progress, a new report suggests.

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Pearson, Once a Market Leader, Leaves Online Services Business
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Will University of the People Endure for the People?
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Challenging ‘Bad’ Online Policies and Attitudes
Noodle Swallows an OPM Competitor
Nov 20, 2020
The online program management company buys assets of HotChalk, another OPM, whose biggest client, Concordia Portland, closed early this year.

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Dealing With Student Distraction
Are Students Happier With Virtual Learning This Fall? A Little
Faculty Confidence in Online Learning Grows

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Campus IT leaders assess digital progress, data use, remote work

Inside Higher Ed’s first study of chief technology officers finds doubts about support for "digital transformation," worries about high employee turnover and a lack of confidence on preventing cyberattacks.

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Digital Teaching and Learning

"Digital Teaching and Learning" is a new compilation of articles and essays from the pages of Inside Higher Ed. This free print-on-demand collection is available for download here.

Inside Higher Ed's editors will present a free webcast on the themes of this booklet on Thursday, June 9, at 2 p.m. Eastern. You may register for the webcast here.

This compilation was made possible in part by the financial support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

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Top IT Challenge: Paying for It
May 9, 2005
Educause's annual survey of chief information officers finds finance remains the big worry.
Who Owns Research at Brown?
May 5, 2005
Administrators agree to clarify a policy on intellectual property -- and faculty critics are pleased.
Microsoft's Academic Agenda
April 28, 2005
Over the last 18 months, Microsoft has shifted its support for academic research to involve more universities and more kinds of studies. The shifts come at a time that Bill Gates, the company's founder, has become increasingly concerned about declines in support for key research agencies and declining student interest in computer science.
Google: Friend or Foe?
April 11, 2005
Academic librarians and information experts debated that and other questions at a conference session on disruptive technologies.
Duke's iPod Experiment Evolves
April 7, 2005
Last summer, in a move watched and copied in broad outline by several other institutions, Duke University gave iPods to all incoming freshmen, in the hope of stimulating technology use on the campus. Wednesday, based on the results of a preliminary review of the program, the university significantly altered its approach, while declaring the iPod experiment over all to be a success.
Brawl at Brown Over Who Owns Research
April 7, 2005
Brown moves to assert more rights to faculty inventions, and some professors are unhappy.
Spreading the Wealth
April 7, 2005
Four years after unveiling a plan to share course materials with the world, MIT assesses its impact.
Stolen: A Laptop and 100,000 Identities
March 29, 2005
Theft of computer with Berkeley graduate students' names and ID numbers is latest in rash of campus incidents.

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