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USC Doubles Down Online
Having watched its sister school of education more than quadruple enrollment in its master's in teaching program by going online...
Texas Kills Its TeleCampus
The University of Texas System announced Thursday that it would shutter its pioneering UT TeleCampus, laying off 23 employees and...
iPads on Campus
The iPad has landed. But should campuses be throwing it a welcome party? At least two are. Seton Hill University...
Student Clubs, Virtually
Distance ed students seek to replicate social and professional benefits of traditional college experience by forming Web-based extracurricular organizations.
A Great Experiment
One year in, questions remain about University of the People and its ambitious goal of offering free higher education to students around the world.
Online Enrollment Up 17%
One in every four students now takes at least one course online. But study finds increases aren't necessarily matched by faculty respect.
Text Generation
Will the decision of many college libraries to encourage students to text queries from their phones cheapen the research process, or rescue it?
Serving the Laptopless Student
While many students have their own laptops, computer labs are growing on some campuses.