Can blended learning reach superstar status with MOOCs?
For schools, cyber resilience starts at the data layer
Schools should build recovery plans around the data and services that keep learning and campus operations moving
5 important revelations from first year online learners
Despite a record number of students taking online higher education courses, many of those entering for the first time often have incorrect pre-conceived notions of online learning’s extreme…
Leaders give their 2016 higher-ed predictions
Virtual Reality is the technology that will dominate 2016, and data will basically permeate every aspect of campus decision-making. At least, that’s what a handful of higher-ed’s innovation…
10 of the best higher-ed tweets of 2015
Happy New Year everybody! With 2016 now in swing, we here at eCampus News took a look back at 2015 to break down some of our favorite social…
Most Popular of 2015, No. 1: Moving past the myths of mobile learning
By now, educators are familiar with the term mLearning, having experienced its rush in classroom popularity starting as early as 2000. But two researchers say it’s now imperative…
Most Popular of 2015, No. 2: 20 should-know technology tidbits from EDUCAUSE
Enabling personalized learning, ensuring mobile capacity and security, and partnering with industry leaders to provide game-changing solutions dominated the exhibit hall at this year’s EDUCAUSE 2015. Come take…
Editorial Pick 2015: Is your institution under Chinese cyberattack?
In May, the College of Engineering at Penn State shut down its network for several days in response to a cyberattack, making it the latest in a long…
Editorial Pick 2015: Biggest cloud challenge? It’s not the technology
Today, schools are focused on the upside of cloud deployments for everything from LMSs to SISs—and that upside can be truly significant. But even as earlier fears about…
Most Popular of 2015, No. 3: Website aims to replace community colleges
Could an online education resource eliminate the need for community colleges? Such an undertaking might seem drastic, but it’s exactly what the newly re-launched Study.com aims to accomplish.
Editorial Pick 2015: 5 major trends in higher education’s use of social media
