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The Highs and Lows of Teaching From Afar
In addition to serving students in different locations, online courses are also conducive to teachers who want to work remotely. But doing it effectively can be challenging -- if it's even allowed.
FCC Key to Closing the Homework Gap
The Federal Communications Commission controls licenses that could be used to bring wireless broadband internet to rural areas. But policy makers and educators are at odds over how to proceed.
In-Person Bachelor's and Online Master's -- at the Same Time
Bachelor's students at Holy Cross can enroll simultaneously in a data science master's program at Notre Dame. Administrators see such collaborations as integral to the future of traditional colleges.
Online Tuition Too High? Cut It in Half
Buoyed by growing enrollment, Champlain College slashed prices for its online undergraduate programs. Administrators are pleased with the results -- which could point to a viable pricing model.
Unizin Consortium Adds Universities and Vendor Partners
Unizin, a consortium focused on enhancing digital teaching and learning, has added Rutgers University and Miami University in Ohio as...
Maryland Colleges Earn OER Grants
Maryland Colleges Earn OER Grants
Injecting the Instructor's Voice Into Asynchronous Courses
Online courses aimed at adults sometimes lose the personal touch. Academics at two institutions discuss how to use short, informal videos to bring the courses alive.
Supporting Instructors Who Embrace Online Teaching and OER
Meeting instructors where they are can be challenging -- but figuring out how they learn best can be crucial, according to leaders of professional development initiatives.