Tech & Innovation

What do you do when a student at home starts drinking an adult beverage during a virtual class? Five academics offer strategies for dealing with it without shaming or stigmatizing.

The colleges appear to be leading students to risky loan providers, raising questions about the relationship between the institutions and lenders and how much information they’re disclosing to students.

U.S. district judge dismisses antitrust lawsuit that targeted publishers’ inclusive-access programs.

A report exploring the impact of the pandemic on the future of online learning suggests many campus leaders want to offer increased flexibility in teaching modality to students. How they will achieve this goal remains to be seen.

University of Nevada, Reno, works with Apple to give first-year students iPads and tech training opportunities. Will others follow?

As more institutions select cloud-based systems to better serve their students, they must trust their IT leaders as strategic partners and work across administrative silos, writes Vicki Tambellini.

Proctoring companies that use artificial intelligence to monitor students’ behavior during online exams typically require university instructors to review footage of unusual activity. But is that human oversight actually happening?