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The American Council on Education, a non-profit organization that represents most of the nation's college and university presidents, is preparing to weigh in on massive open online courses — MOOCs, for short. 
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John Wiley continues to diversify its business portfolio, reaching an agreement to acquire Deltak.edu, for $220 million.
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A little neuro science to defend blended online approaches to learning. Nature designed the social brain for face-to-face interactions – not the online world.
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Collis Ta'eed, CEO of Envato, a major online education provider, looks at the future of education and the Internet. ... These aren't mutually exclusive solutions.
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After offering its own online course, Power Searching with Google, the search giant is releasing the technology it used to support the class as an open source online learning project.
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Inside Higher Ed and the Babson Survey Research Group have just published the second volume of our study of faculty adoption of technology - Digital Faculty: Professors, Teaching and Technology, 2012. Because you already downloaded the first report in this series - Conflicted: Faculty and Online Education, 2012 - we are providing you with the direct link for the new report. Via Keith Hampson PhD
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Universities must be proactive to stay on top of the waves of changes facing them and work daily to create not only excellent institutions but those that are cost-competitive and relevant to the needs of students today...
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Pearson acquires EmbanetCompass. After Deltak's recent acquisition, this space is heating up.
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Here we share some of the impressive demographic changes that have happened in higher education, as well as some serious changes that still need to be made.
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Hybrid learning may be more prevalent in academia and industry over the next decade.
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Do you know how old the average Twitter or Facebook user is? Do you know what share of Reddit’s users are women? We could go on and on; when it comes to social network demographics, the questions are endless.
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Small and midsized colleges should pay attention to this interactive article.
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The California State University and Indiana University systems plan to strategically invest in online education in their respective states. Via Keith Hampson PhD
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