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Pausing for Investigation
Utah authorities investigate allegations that public colleges rigged searches for lecture capture technology.
Untouchable Cyberbullies
On campus and in Congress, the quest to stop rude online attacks on students may be easier said than done.
Speeding Toward a Slowdown?
Online college enrollments grew by 21 percent to 5.6 million last fall, the biggest percentage increase in several years, according...
Internal Barriers to Online Expansion
At a time when online education is seen as both a boon for cash-strapped colleges and universities and a crucial...
Teaching Online Professors ... Online
Pearson plans to join small group of providers selling online courses aimed at instructors shifting to digital environment.
Harnessing Social Media
Deluge of information can be distracting, but can Twitter be used to focus students' attention?
Digital Solution for Sacramento
Fiscal analysts say California legislators should examine online education as a way to expand access while consolidating resources.
Mobile Momentum and Doubts
Technology companies promote convenient versions of services, but some professors still worry that all that convenience comes at the expense of attention in class.