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Virtual Classes in a Virtual World
Stanford’s Graduate School of Business conducts classes on a virtual campus, with avatars, soccer fields and a beach. Is it a second coming of Second Life?
Who's Completing Microcredentials?
A new report looks at those who earn microcredentials, who are, on the whole, well educated, international, employed. Are the programs accomplishing what advocates thought they would?
Controlling the Use of Campus Data
Academic institutions, individually and collectively, should take a range of actions to ensure that the research and learning data they...
Digital Learning in ‘Inside Higher Ed’ This Week
Among the topics: graduates of nondegree vocational programs satisfied; possible changes at an LMS company; keeping AI experts in academe; truce in the laptop wars.
The Pulse: Lee Johnson of Strut Learning
This month's episode of the Pulse podcast features an interview with Lee Johnson, CEO of Strut Learning.
Pearson Launches Calculus Homework Helper
Pearson has developed a sophisticated mobile app for students struggling with calculus. But in a crowded marketplace, will it stand out?
Art and Design, Online
How should physical art and design be evaluated in an online program? Can microcredentials market a master's program? NYU's new online degree attempts an answer.
‘Intentional Tech’
A new book offers advice for instructors looking to further integrate technology in their classrooms.