iGeneration - 21st Century Education

An overview of a few great, often overlooked online tools for college students that make them more productive.

edX, the online course provider launched by Harvard and MIT, has added six new schools to its X University Consortium, including its first international partners.

Educators knew the online revolution would eventually envelop the physical classroom, but a torrent of near-revolutionary developments in the past month are proving that change is coming quicker than anyone imagined.

Chegg has long been known as a textbook company, becoming one of the first companies to bring textbook rental online and reach widespread adoption.

A few innovative universities in particular can be counted on as continuous sources of headline-grabbing material, from new cures to new companies.

New companies are partnering with universities to offer online courses, in an effort that could define the future of higher education — if anyone can figure out how to make money.

College professor trials Twitter in classroom, sees increased student engagement and improved grades. Social media benefits students, improve learning outcomes.

These Universities are leveraging the smart phones that are in most students hands to provide mobile access to learning resources and administrative tools. As

We are a social entrepreneurship company that partners with the top universities in the world to offer courses online for anyone to take, for free.

Chief information officers spell out major higher education challenges.

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