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Howard University Offline
Six months after the historically black university announced a major push with Pearson to offer online degrees, the plans are on hold.
Going Local
MOOCs need geographic relevance (which may not be massive) to truly succeed in diverse, developing nations, writes Charles C. Reith.
.YourUniversityHere
The Internet will soon be flooded with personalized domain names, but the near-$200,000 price tag appears to have scared colleges and universities away.
Timid About Fair Use?
A new report from the College Art Association says that artists and art historians have real and perceived concerns about fair use laws. Experts say other kinds of academics do, too.
Is Blogging Unscholarly?
After the International Studies Association proposes to ban journal editors from blogging, infuriated faculty members take to their blogs.
Massive Closed Online Courses
Want to enroll Iranian students in your MOOC? Get a waiver.
Promising Portfolios
Presenters at the Association of American Colleges and Universities' annual meeting see plenty of uses for e-portfolios -- as long as institutions look beyond the hype.
Everything in Moderation
A Coursera MOOC instructor strives to find the right balance between open discussion and moderation after his course turns into "a snakepit of personal venom."