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Clay Christensen, Doubling Down
Despite emerging questions about applicability of his "disruption" theory, the business guru still believes half of colleges could close in a decade, driven by the spread of online learning.
Purdue's Bold Move
Indiana institution acquires Kaplan University and its 32,000 students in an unprecedented move to enter online education as many large for-profits continue to slump.
Report: Community Colleges Split on OER Adoption
Roadblocks to OER adaption include time, lack of faculty awareness and materials and source credibility.
OER, on the Ground
How one community college district is winning faculty converts -- with training, an active role by librarians and financial incentives -- to a new approach to course materials.
Addressing the Nursing Shortage
The broad expansion of online programs has led to a dramatic increase in the number of registered nurses earning bachelor's degrees.
New President at University of Phoenix
Peter Cohen was formerly with McGraw-Hill Education.
Meet Sheldon, the Robot Student
Colleges and universities are employing robots on wheels to connect online students with face-to-face classes.
Matchmaking for Instructional Designers
First-of-a-kind program will pair designers from around the country and globe to share experiences, solve collective problems and learn new skills.