Teaching & Learning

U of Central Florida is using lecture-capture technology to enroll more students than can fit in its classrooms. But is a live stream a sufficient replacement for a face-to-face lecture?

Inside Higher Ed explores JumpCourse, an online education platform, after a former professor finds that a course lacks rigor and sophisticated sense of its subject matter -- even as the American Council on Education vouches for its quality.

University of Hull demonstrates pedagogical potential of world-building game.

Researchers at Harvard U and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology find a uniquely MOOC way of cheating.

Middlebury will sell its stake in for-profit online language learning provider, an initiative that never sat right with many faculty members. But future online education initiatives are in the works.

Bay Path University, a women's college, has expanded its enrollment by moving beyond its traditional student population. Can it find success online?

A last-minute wording change in Hillary Clinton's higher education plan about online programs draws criticism from distance learning experts.