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Turning Point for OER Use?
Inside Digital Learning asked ed tech experts if New York State's decision to pour millions of dollars into open education resources represents a breakthrough for OER. Here are their responses. Do you agree?
Trial and Error: Data Powers Retention
Franklin University takes a deep dive into data and boosts student retention from lowest level.
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How to Humanize the Online Class Setting
Kit Kittelstad says instructors should reply quickly, start a new discussion every week and offer all types of help and guidance.
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.
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...
A New Channel for OER
OER provider Lumen Learning joins with Follett to bring open course content to faculty members through the campus bookstore.
‘A Mean Amount of Money’
Administrators at CUNY and SUNY look to seize an $8 million opportunity to drastically expand the use of open educational resources at their campuses.
IHE webinar: lifelong learning through alternative credentials
Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman discuss the topics from the "Lifelong Learning Through Alternative Credentials" booklet...