America is turning against higher education. Students are still signing up.
Politics, shrinking student pools, and AI mean a new era of uncertainty for higher education
Sock puppet web video can help you apply for college financial aid
The web has a growing number of free resources that can help students and parents fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, which is…
College help-desk services lagging in tech use
University help-desk services need a technological makeover, according to a recent report that shows students and faculty at seven out of 10 schools can’t hold online chats with…
The 10 biggest higher-ed tech stories of 2010
Campus leaders get better at leveraging the power of social media … Data breaches continue to hit higher education, with possible legal ramifications … A new federal law…
How to find a quality online degree
While online degrees were once largely seen as being second-rate, recent studies have reported that employers are not only more open to, but are even showing a favorable…
The top 10 higher-ed tech stories of 2010: No. 2
Giving web users more control of their personal information online became a key priority for members of Congress in the past year, as well as for federal regulators…
The top 10 higher-ed tech stories of 2010: No. 3
Enrollment in online college classes grew by more than 1 million students over the past year as more people returned to school in the midst of the economic…
The top 10 higher-ed tech stories of 2010: No. 4
The United States used to lead the world in the percentage of 25- to 34-year-olds with college degrees; now it ranks 12th among 36 developed nations. That’s something…
The top 10 higher-ed tech stories of 2010: No. 6
Thanks to a federal law that went into effect in July, colleges and universities that don’t do enough to combat the illegal sharing of digital movies or music…
The top 10 higher-ed tech stories of 2010: No. 7
