There’s no question that the covid-19 pandemic has devastated families, institutions, and countries around the world. More than 150,000 people have died from the virus in the U.S. alone. In June, unemployment reached 11.1%. Schools at all levels have been forced to completely change the learning process to adapt. That new reality will need to […]
There’s no question that the covid-19 pandemic has devastated families, institutions, and countries around the world. More than 150,000 people have…
Read MoreThe American fall college semester is still a work in progress. While some institutions once planned a partial or full reopening…
Read MoreAt the end of the spring 2020 semester, many remained optimistic that campuses would be able to reopen come the fall.…
Read MoreOklahoma University (OU) has long been a leader in online learning. The institution has numerous online bachelor’s degrees ranked among the…
Read MoreIn the last days of March, it became increasingly clear to ASU Entrepreneur in Residence David Levin (former CEO of McGraw-Hill…
Read MoreStudents from at least one hundred colleges and universities have sued their institutions to reclaim their tuition and fees. Others are…
Read MoreCoursera announced on June 1 it would be opening up access to a massive swath of their offerings for college students…
Read MoreAmerican higher education appears to be turning upside-down. Those who hold a degree or certificate are more likely to enroll in…
Read MoreWhile online learning has taken hold in many disciplines, J.D. degree programs have been slow to follow. The American Bar Association…
Read MoreOn April 15, the online learning platform Coursera debuted a new machine learning tool called CourseMatch. It automatically pairs university faculties…
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