Tech & Innovation

American Historical Association highlights lack of pedagogical preparation in Ph.D. programs.

The MLA launches online network for scholars, and convention attendees see connections between growth of digital humanities and a more inclusive association.

In the new installment of his annual feature, Lev Gonick dissects the technology developments that are likely to change higher ed -- and not -- in the year ahead.

Part 9 of my year-end review of the top trends in ed-tech. This one -- one that's really been under-analyzed and under-theorized, I think -- is on automation and artificial intelligence.

Jury awards record-setting payment after finding that Marvell infringed on the university's patents. Judge could triple the sum.

A stalwart of humanities and an online learning pioneer -- Catharine Stimpson and Ann Kirschner -- debate the pros and cons of technology-enabled higher education.

StraighterLine and Udemy offer the potential of self-employment to entrepreneurial professors. But will a free market for online teaching pay off for faculty?

This month's edition of The Pulse podcast features an interview with Scott Nadzan, director of marketing and sales for Ensemble...