Tech & Innovation

Ambitious online partnership between National Labor College and the Princeton Review ends, but big investment from the education company may help keep college viable.

$10 million investment by U. of Texas in technology company with ties to a former chancellor and scant evidence of impact on graduation rates has raised eyebrows.

Researchers at Ohio University suggest that honor codes are not as effective for deterring cheating in fully online courses.

At Educause, learning technology experts challenge some of the critiques they hear.

In wake of Pearson's unveiling of a free LMS, Blackboard announces moves to promote sharing of open course content.

With the rise of analytical tools that purport to forecast student success and failure, colleges must decide who should get to see what data, and when.

Students may be tech savvy, but there are important online skills they need to learn, writes Daniel Terris.

Students might not be the "multitasking slackers" some believe them to be, according to a new study.