Adaptive learning tech comes to STEM courses
The education giant Pearson and the adaptive learning company Knewton have been working together for nearly two years, launching a product powered by Knewton’s technology in the fall…
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My top poll summaries from this month
Have you seen our polls covering the latest in technology news and innovation in higher education? eCampus News has several engaging ... Read more
My top tech news and innovation articles from last week
Have you seen our guest post articles and exclusive conference coverage on the latest technology news and innovation in higher ... Read more
Parents say kids taking web courses
Transferring at least some of the college experience may now be par for the educational course, as more than half of parents who responded to a recent survey…
The best new (free) mobile apps for college
It comes as no surprise that the mobile app market is flooded with educational options this time of year, as college students head back to school and look…
Join the conversation with #eCN
Have you noticed the new hashtags in our tweets about the latest technology news and innovation in education? We’re using ... Read more
Don’t miss all our EDUCAUSE 2013 coverage online now
From MOOCs to data security our team covered all the highlights from the 2013 EDUCAUSE conference. eCampus News reported live from the 2013 Annual EDUCAUSE Conference which took…
Campus libraries continue a rapid shift toward technology
From eBooks, to online card catalogs, to entirely digital collections, research libraries are shifting further and further away from the dusty old buildings many associate with their college…
Do employers look down on online degrees?
The value of an online college degree is tethered to a university's traditional presence, accreditation, and name recognition, according to series of studies and surveys. Colleges and universities…
New State policy could lower textbook costs
Students and educators in California community colleges will soon have access to textbooks and other classroom materials made under the Creative Commons Attribution license, a policy that could…