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Going Online When Disaster Strikes
Texas colleges devastated by Hurricane Harvey are moving face-to-face courses online. Institutions in other disaster-prone states share their digital strategies.
Making History Cool
Digital humanities pioneer Ed Ayers forges on with multiple projects, including an update to his acclaimed Valley of the Shadow project.
Got a New Job? Let Us Know
“Inside Digital Learning” will be publishing job changes for faculty members, administrators and staff who work on online courses as...
How to Provide Meaningful Feedback Online
Salena Rabidoux and Amy Rottmann offer these tips for how to respond to students to improve success and build comradery among online learners.
Re-Coding Literacy
In her book, an English professor argues that programming is changing what it means to be literate (and that it shouldn't just be taught in CS departments).
Harvard Professor Tells Students They Should Come to Class
A year after instructor of the university’s largest course said it was fine for students to watch videos instead of coming to class, he changes his mind.
Growing Enrollment, Out of the Limelight
Amid a landscape of highly visible public university behemoths like Arizona State and Penn State World Campus, UMass Online hits $100 million in revenue by putting its campuses first.
Federal Funds for Alternative Tech Training
As reported in Inside Higher Ed, the new Forever GI Bill, a law that significantly expands veterans' higher education benefits...