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Is Blackboard Stretching Itself Too Thin?
Blackboard wants to be a cutting-edge software provider and support colleges using older versions. Analysts and some colleges worry the company is taking on too much.
Up in the Air
Federal regulations governing drone use are so far keeping the loftiest fantasies from becoming reality. New rules could change that.
Teaching With Technology
April 26, 2017 -- "Teaching With Technology," the new print-on-demand compilation of articles from Inside Higher Ed, is available today...
Blackboard's All-of-the-Above Strategy
The education company wants to be a cutting-edge software provider and support colleges using older versions. Analysts and some colleges worry the company is stretching itself too thin.
Creative Course Finder: Let the Blood, Urine and Bile Flow
University of Rochester provides graduate students clinical training using 3D organs. The body parts are so realistic they fool skilled surgeons.
Lumen, Follett align to use bookstores to deliver OER
OER provider Lumen Learning joins with Follett to bring open course content to faculty through the campus bookstore.
New Online Programs: Applied Health Science, Business, Cybersecurity, Innovation, Psychology
Introducing a new feature: a list of new online programs colleges and universities are starting.
Pearson enters partnership with Chegg to offer textbook rentals
Student-services provider Chegg is the first company to work with Pearson on a new textbook-rental program the publisher announced in...