At the end of the spring 2020 semester, many remained optimistic that campuses would be able to reopen come the fall. While many colleges are planning to reopen on limited bases, other aspects of undergraduate life remain non-starters. Among these: the practices of studying abroad and taking gap years. In their place, online study abroad […]
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Read MoreOn October 15, the California State University system announced that it was taking steps to expand its open educational resource (OER)…
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Read MoreOne of eLearning Inside’s most evergreen articles has proven to be our analysis of the National Center for Education Statistic’s (NCES)…
Read MoreLearning—whether online or in-person—is a fundamentally social process. The advent of social media and discussion forums in learning management systems makes…
Read MoreIncome share agreements are among the most controversial topics in higher education today. The agreements involve financial institutions funding a student’s…
Read MoreAs we progress further into the digital age, an industry has rapidly evolved in American education. It implicates students who might…
Read MoreAmong American adults who do not hold a college degree, just under half (46%) expressed a desire for further workforce training…
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