Should professors be forced to post syllabi online?

Some campuses are experimenting with mandatory online syllabus policies while Texas has made the practice a legal requirement

By Dennis Carter, Assistant Editor

Requiring professors to make their syllabi publicly available on the web could draw a backlash from educators who see the document as their intellectual property, while universities and Texas legislators demand greater transparency in curriculum, lesson plans, and textbooks. Read more with registration.

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