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Why Did Harvard Go Outside to Go Online?
Like most institutions, Harvard University -- ignoring its own business school’s predictions -- failed to get ready for the new digital economy, leaving it exposed to OPMs to fill the gap. Robert Ubell presents a cautionary tale.
Marketing Strategies in Overdrive
Colleges and universities employ a variety of tactics -- increasingly digital as well as more unusual approaches -- to attract online students.
New Online Programs: Business Analytics, Entertainment Law, Forensic Investigation, Interdisciplinary Studies, Jewish Philanthropy, Nursing, Opioid Treatment, Strategic Brand Communication
Seven universities offer an array of degree and certificate programs for distance learners.
Trial and Error: Overcoming Faculty Resistance to Expanding Online
North Park University has added 35 online courses and several fully online degree programs in less than two years, but challenges remain.
Digital Learning Leaders Chart New Career Paths
Given that colleges are still creating these positions, starting without institutional knowledge can be daunting -- but new administrators say it’s thrilling, too.
Opinion
Coming to campus to teach online
Just because professors who teach online don't have to be physically on campus doesn't mean they shouldn't be, writes Penelope Adams Moon.
Study: Students Learn More in Flipped Classroom
The flipped classroom is gaining acceptance in higher education as an alternative to more traditional methods of teaching. In one...
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Why Academics Need a Digital Persona
Laura Pasquini writes it is becoming increasingly vital for scholars to share their practices online and develop a digital presence to support their work.