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Race and Gender Bias in Online Courses
Study finds instructors are much more likely to respond to comments from white male students than from others.
Purdue Global's Arrival
Accreditor's backing of the Purdue-Kaplan deal paves the way for a new, unusual public university, while giving a boost to other for-profit conversions, partnerships and acquisitions.
Opinion
Why I Won’t Teach Online
Face-to-face instruction is superior in so many ways, writes Christopher Schaberg.
Education Department Plans 'Higher Education Ecosystem Challenge'
The U.S. Education Department last night announced that it would start a "Higher Education Ecosystem Challenge" this spring, inviting teams...
Digital Learning in ‘Inside Higher Ed’ This Week
Inside Higher Ed published several articles relevant to the “Inside Digital Learning” audience this week, in case you missed them...
AI + Student Evaluations = the Future?
Student evaluation apps are cropping up frequently -- but a new one adds an artificial intelligence component that could expand the possibilities of engagement between students and instructors.
Trial and Error: Revamping Instructional Design -- and the Semester Schedule
A university mandate to switch from quarters to the semester system prompted a new approach to instructional design.
New Online Programs
Colleges begin academic programs in civil engineering, enterprise architecture, liberal studies, TESOL, and occupational health applied sciences, among other disciplines.
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