Can faculty get back pedagogical power in adaptive learning?
6 ways e-learning tools support healthcare education
E-learning tools in healthcare provide a range of benefits that can help reduce the strain on hospitals and other healthcare facilities
EdCast launches world’s first “Global Educator Teach-A-Thon”
EdCast, the fast-growing social knowledge network on which users learn from influencers, peers and subject matter experts, recently announced the launch of the Global Educator Teach-A-Thon, a new…
UoP, UC Berkeley establish transfer students agreement
University of the People (UoPeople) is partnering with the University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley). According to the articulation agreement between the two Californian universities, UC Berkeley will…
Online learning makes its mark
Every Friday, I’ll recap some of the most interesting and thought-provoking news developments that occurred over the week. I can’t fit all of this week's news stories here,…
Walden University introduces Tempo Learning
Walden University is introducing Tempo Learning, a self-paced educational experience for students who want to earn their degree on their terms. The initial program offered through Tempo Learning…
8 ways wearables are influencing higher ed’s data use
As real-time data tracking and analysis becomes more ubiquitous for personal use, how can the higher education community use the Fitbit analogy to improve teaching and learning, to…
This coding bootcamp hopes to increase student employability
Partnership enables institutions to complement their existing offerings with effective bootcamp-style software engineering training program that leads to high-paying jobs According to Glassdoor’s “25 Best Jobs in America…
Could a liberal arts approach to online learning be more successful?
Bellevue University is using small online learning classes and close oversight by faculty to improve graduation rates and reduce debt defaults.
Why the future is all about visual Mathematics, says Stanford
