Teaching & Learning

Four authors of books about online course development offer guidelines for engaging learners in distance education courses.

After two decades at traditional universities experimenting with new approaches to learning, a leader in the field shifts to an institution with innovation at its core.

Virtual and augmented realities make headway in courses on health care, art history and social work.

A math professor takes his ideas for open educational materials to campuses across Georgia to try to help save students millions of dollars.

The Rice University-based free textbook publisher is the latest in the industry to pair its own course content with an online learning platform.

Perhaps faculty members’ conflicting views reflect that academe is made up of people who hold different paradigms related to authority, writes Aubree Evans.