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Power Struggle on Online Oversight
Initiative to simplify how colleges become authorized to offer online education outside their home state once again runs into opposition from advocacy groups, this time in New York.
Opinion
Learning From a Typewriter?
An old-fashioned physical object can create a surprisingly meaningful pedagogical moment in a classroom, writes Jared Berezin.
Accreditation Outside the Academy
As boot camps, online courses and other nontraditional academic offerings expand, several organizations angle to play an accreditor-like role in the growing space.
No Rush to 'Go Digital'
Study shows faculty members remain skeptical of digital course materials and generally unfamiliar with open educational resources.
U of Akron Aims for the World
University is struggling. At home, many are skeptical of President Scott Scarborough's plan to turn it around by expanding its reach.
Remaining Residential
Study suggests acceptance of online education still lags among high school students.
Babson Bids Good-bye to Enrollment Numbers
The 13th and final annual report on online education enrollments by the Babson Group shows how much the market has grown since 2002 -- and how little it has changed.
Pearson Narrows Focus
Pearson, in search of profits and a clearer emphasis on education, announces it will leave the learning management system market.