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The following developments received coverage in Inside Higher Ed this week:

  • The governor of Virginia has approved a bill requiring all public higher education institutions in the state to take steps to adopt open educational resources -- freely accessible and openly copyrighted educational materials. "Inside Digital Learning" reported recently on how the federal government is joining numerous states in promoting OER.
  • Four major educational publishers won a $34.2 million federal judgment against a company found guilty of creating counterfeit textbooks.
  • Inside Higher Ed published a compilation of articles on the role of innovation in higher education. Please download the free booklet here.

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