U.Va. opens registration for free online classes
Registration is open for the first of 11 free online courses the University of Virginia will offer this year, the Richmond Times Dispatch reports.
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Students create interactive online database
Abigail Thebault–Spieker ’16, Bemidji, and Tori McDougald ’15, Nashua, are working to create an inventory of Minnesota River Valley historical sites that will be incorporated into an interactive…
Big Data: An economic dud?
If pencil marks on some colossal doorjamb could measure the growth of the internet, they would probably be tracking the amount of data sloshing through the public network…
University of Waikato launches first MOOC on data mining
The first MOOC (massive open online course) from a New Zealand university was launched by the University of Waikato this week in one of the most exciting fields…
Udacity CEO says MOOC ‘magic formula’ emerging
After weathering a round of negative publicity, Udacity CEO Sebastian Thrun believes vindication is at hand, InformationWeek reports.
How social media has transformed college football recruiting
Clifton Garrett is one of the nation's top prospects in the 2014 recruiting class, Bleacher Report reports.
The best online college programs named for 2013-2014
BestOnlineColleges.org, a leading resource for online education, has released their lists recognizing the best online programs, Newsday reports.
N.C. State looking at MOOC options
Massive open online courses, or MOOCs, are educational platforms with a large number of students and interactive programs, Technician Online reports.
Degreed wants to make online courses count
Over the past few years, millions around the world have signed up for free online courses to date, CNN Money ... Read more
Imagining an age of MOOCs
The MOOC era has dawned with a rush of utopian and dystopian bombast, much of which is bound to be wrong, Berfrois reports.