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Research: Social media has negative impact on academic performance

December 2, 2020April 2, 2020 by By Denny Carter, Managing Editor

Perusing Facebook, sending rapid-fire text messages, and tweeting back and forth with friends and celebrities alike might not be the best academic strategy, it turns out.

The 10 most inventive cheating attempts on online exams

December 2, 2020January 7, 2020 by eSchool Media Contributors

Exams are just around the corner and there is so much of the syllabus still left to cover. It's the story of every student’s life. Anxiety and fear…

University introduces new initiative to partner with students to reduce upfront costs of college

December 15, 2017 by eCampus News Staff

Clarkson University has announced that students entering into the 2018-2019 school year will now have access to an innovative student finance model that allows them to reduce the…

Company to deliver on promise of “Netflix for Education”

December 12, 2017 by eCampus News Staff

In a move designed to lower student costs and improve access to learning, Cengage, an education and technology company, recently announced Cengage Unlimited. This first-of-its-kind subscription gives students…

University to offer game-based calculus course as elective in Spring 2018

December 11, 2017 by eCampus News Staff

Texas A&M University is taking a new approach to transformational learning this spring, merging computer games and calculus with the aim of reaching additional undergraduate students who may…

Is this the field best suited for the flipped classroom model?

December 6, 2017 by Dr. Dustyn Williams

Because it provides both academic and clinical benefits, the flipped classroom model is particularly helpful for medical students for its ability to enhance training—not to mention the growing…

Breaking records: How this Texas university achieved its best fundraising year

December 5, 2017 by Tim Hill

The world of higher education fundraising has changed considerably over the past three decades. It’s noisy out there; your message and your asks are at risk of being…

New postsecondary schools to provide cutting-edge STEM diplomas

December 4, 2017 by eCampus News Staff

As part of the commitment of Philadelphia’s String Theory Schools to cultivate an educational environment where students become the world’s next creative leaders, String Theory is now looking…

Hundreds of colleges and universities to offer students more value for their course materials

November 27, 2017 by eCampus News Staff

Cengage, an education and technology company, continues to partner with hundreds of colleges and universities across the U.S. to offer students more value for their course materials. The…

The 10 most inventive cheating attempts on online exams

University introduces new initiative to partner with students to reduce upfront costs of college

Company to deliver on promise of “Netflix for Education”

University to offer game-based calculus course as elective in Spring 2018

Is this the field best suited for the flipped classroom model?

New postsecondary schools to provide cutting-edge STEM diplomas

Hundreds of colleges and universities to offer students more value for their course materials

Arizona State University’s Lantana Hall 2021 Student Housing Business Innovator Award Winner

Florida State University Student Wins Mantra Health’s 2021 Scholarship for Students of Color Pursuing Degrees in Mental Health

InSpace Announces Integration That Will Bring Virtual Communities, Classrooms and Offices to Canvas

Beautiful.ai Announces Free Pro Subscription to Students, Furthering Commitment to Education

Gale Partners With ASECS to Provide its North American Members Access to Eighteenth-Century Collections Online

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