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Going (Further) Online
The Berklee College of Music will next year launch its first two bachelor's degrees online, where 120 credits cost less than one year on campus.
Still in Favor of the Flip
Despite a seemingly critical new study, the debate about flipping the classroom still tends to favor those in support.
Wanted: Adoring Female Students
Do male professors need and seek out attention from their female students? A popular feminist blogger thinks so, as do many of her Twitter followers.
Don't Call It a Course
Freed from the confines of classrooms, lectures and semesters, online education providers are increasingly using the term "learning experience."
Opinion
Debt-Free Degrees
David Bergeron and Steven Klinsky explain how a new innovation-focused accreditor could ensure the quality of individual courses and drive down the cost of a degree.
Staying Relevant
At a conference on sustainable scholarship, faculty members, librarians and publishers take turns to explain why their positions won't be rendered obsolete by technology.
Is Acatar It?
Acatar, a Carnegie Mellon University subsidiary, launches its Global Campus platform, but can the company grow to become the financially sustainable spinoff the institution wants?
Texting in Class
More than 90 percent of students admit to using their digital devices for non-class activities during class, study finds.