The Articles You Liked Best in 2018

What "Inside Digital Learning" articles did our readers value the most this year?

Below are the most-read articles on the IDL site in 2018. (Caveat: the first article was actually published in fall 2017, but it continued to attract significant attention into this year.)

We encourage you to enjoy them again -- and tell us below in the comments section what sorts of articles you'd like to see us focus on in 2019.

• 5 Ways to Cheat on Online Exams -- one expert's look at the creative ways students cheat
• Furor Over Blended and Active Learning -- students oppose a university's shift to a blended-learning model
• Online, Cheap -- and Elite -- an analysis of Georgia Tech's MOOC-based master's degree
• Look Who's Championing the Degree -- a look at Coursera's new business model
• Amazon Snags a Higher Ed Superstar -- the retailer hires Candace Thille from Stanford
• Who Is Studying Online (and Where) -- federal data on online enrollments in 2016
• Market Changes, Missteps and Marylhurst's Closure -- why one adult-serving university failed
• A Tipping Point for OPM? -- analysis of the online program management market
• Defining ‘Regular and Substantive’ Interaction in the Online Era -- possible overhaul of the federal rule
• Higher Education in a World Where Students Never Graduate -- essay explores a vision of true lifelong learning