Preparing for the onrushing educational tsunami
There can be no doubt that there is a storm brewing in education, OnlineUniversities.com reports.
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There are thousands of college students who make the decision to transfer schools each year. Some students are looking for a fresh start or a different academic program,…
Academic blogging: minority scholars cannot afford to be silent
Blogging is a vital tool to make visible work that has been ignored or undervalued. Minority academics must become aware of how important blogging is to articulate their…
Russian professor forces students to take 23-hour exam
Around 15 Russian students may have now seen the chaos theory at work after sticking out (and failing) a 23-hour nuclear physics exam proctored by their allegedly drunk…
Without tax hike, UC tuition could rise by $2,400
Tuition at the University of California would need to rise by more than 20 percent - or $2,400 a year - beginning in January if voters reject a…
College graduation gap widens for low income students
More Kentuckians are getting college degrees, but a troubling trend has emerged in who receives them, Kentucky.com reports.
20 teaching tools of tomorrow
It’s hard to find a field that hasn’t been radically changed by technology, and education is no exception, OnlineUniversities.com reports.
Metrics critic’s marching orders
A lecturer at Queen Mary, University of London who has criticized the institution's performance-based redundancy program has had his contract terminated, the Times of Higher Education reports.
The revolution: top 10 disruptors of education
New online learning models are bursting from startups and top universities, bridging the educational divide, The Huffington Post reports.
New regulation to focus on students’ academic rights
Aiming to improve the quality of education across all colleges and universities, India will soon come up with a regulation that will inform students about their academic rights…