January 2015

25 leading institutions joining new alternative credit project

January 5, 2015 by Meris Stansbury

The American Council on Education (ACE) has announced that 25 colleges and universities are joining an alternative credit consortium as part of what it says is an innovative…

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Global higher ed to focus on cyber security

January 5, 2015 by Meris Stansbury

In response to the growing demand for expertly trained IT and security professionals, Trident University International (Trident) began offering a Cyber Security concentration in the Bachelor of Science…

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Student collaboration turns to 3D, avatars

August 23, 2017January 5, 2015 by By Andrew Barbour

When Cheap Trick first belted out "Are you lonely tonight," it's safe to say the band didn't have distance learning in mind. Yet the line accurately sums up…

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What does higher-ed look like in 2023?

January 5, 2015 by by Jake New, contributor

College students in 2023 will be better connected, educated, and informed than ever before -- but their choice in physical colleges could be limited.

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Can GPS help students graduate on time?

January 2, 2015 by by Ron Bethke, eCampusNews Assistant Editor, @eCN_RonB

According to a new report called The Four-Year Myth released by Complete College America, a large majority of full-time American college students do not graduate on time, leading…

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INFOGRAPHIC: 10 online learning trends to watch in 2015

March 8, 2019January 2, 2015 by Meris Stansbury

2014 saw the shift from MOOCs as the major player in online learning to more specified, insular and nuanced online courses that aimed to personalize the online learning…

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Why campus IT systems are moving to human-centered design

August 23, 2017January 1, 2015 by By Andrew Barbour

When students have negative interactions with a school’s online systems, it hurts the brand and the bottom line—problems that are all too common in higher education. Luckily, there’s…

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Are ed-tech startups a bubble that’s ready to burst?

January 1, 2015 by By Jake New

Educational technology startups raised more than $500 million in funding in the first quarter of 2014 alone, but some investors are worried about a bubble.

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25 leading institutions joining new alternative credit project

Global higher ed to focus on cyber security

Student collaboration turns to 3D, avatars

What does higher-ed look like in 2023?

Can GPS help students graduate on time?

INFOGRAPHIC: 10 online learning trends to watch in 2015

Why campus IT systems are moving to human-centered design

Are ed-tech startups a bubble that’s ready to burst?

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