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The New Wave in Digital Humanities
These five rising stars work in alternative-academic and traditional tenure-track positions at public research, liberal arts and Ivy League institutions.
Still a Mystery
The field has been around for 75 years, but many still wonder what instructional designers -- who are gaining acceptance in higher ed -- do.
Try Before You Buy
Drexel University gives prospective distance learners a chance to test free an online course.
Communications Crossroads
Many colleges continue to employ handheld clickers, but smartphone apps are gaining ground.
Going All In on Personalized Learning
A $20 million project from National U seeks to combine adaptive courseware, predictive analytics and competency-based learning with a goal of better serving adult students.
Math Journal Editors Quit for Open Access
To protest the high prices charged by their publisher, Springer, the editors of the Journal of Algebraic Combinatorics will start a rival journal that will be free for all to read.
Opinion
Texting to New Perspectives
Beyond offering opportunities to communicate quickly with family, friends and even teachers, texting also provides some intellectual benefits, argue Missy Watson and Madhuri Karak.
The Pulse: Connected Casebook
This month's episode of The Pulse podcast features an interview with Vikram Savkar, vice president and general manager for legal education at Wolters Kluwer, about Connected Casebook.