Campus leaders ponder eLearning’s future … colleges re-engineer remedial instruction … civil libertarians question the use of an anonymous online tool to report campus incidents: These are among the top higher-education technology stories in the November/December issue of eCampus News.
Our November/December issue is now available in digital format at eCampusNews.com.
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Experts mull eLearning’s future
Colleges that offer online courses across state lines, after fighting a federal rule they call unnecessary and outdated, now are concerned about states’ regulatory power in deciding how schools should comply with existing regulations…
Colleges re-engineer remedial instruction
With the help of technology, colleges and universities are rethinking their approach to remedial education as part of the push to graduate more students…
Experts: Go all in with Facebook use—or don’t bother
Colleges and universities that don’t have the staffing to update an admissions-based Facebook page consistently shouldn’t be on the site at all, social media experts said…
Online reporting tool draws fire
A “see something, say something” approach to reporting on-campus hazing, bullying, cheating, or suspicious behavior at Virginia colleges has some civil libertarians questioning a technology that higher-education officials insist is necessary to comply with a state law…
Schools try new tactics in battle against binge drinking
An online self-assessment is one of many tactics that colleges and universities are using to combat binge drinking, which remains a serious problem on campuses nationwide…
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