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OER Champion Playbook Offers Guide to Adoption
Lumen Learning released yesterday an OER Champion Playbook that offers a road map for supporters of open course materials to...
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The Future of Digital Learning Collaboration
Connecticut's distance learning consortium has shuttered, but similar systems in other states are soldiering on, serving a diverse range of needs and priorities.
Digital Learning News in 'Inside Higher Ed' This Week
Faculty concerns at Purdue Global; lawsuit over state authorization; fighting for net neutrality.
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The Pulse: The Blackboard Ultra (Conversion) Experience
This month's edition of the Pulse podcast features a look at a university's conversion from one version of Blackboard's learning management system to another.
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Overcoming Professors' Skepticism About Digital Accessibility
Faculty members often worry that making digital courses accessible to all students will be too time-consuming or expensive -- but some of their colleagues want to convince them otherwise.
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Clear-Eyed Analysis of OER Impact
Project to drive community colleges' use of open educational resources lowered student spending (even using a more conservative formula to judge those costs). But student awareness of the courses remains limited, and the path to sustainability is unclear.
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Opinion
Online Education Is a Disability Rights Issue
It is time to destigmatize and expand online learning opportunities for college students with disabilities, Brittany Collins argues.
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Outrage Over University's $999 Online Textbook
An online textbook priced at almost $1,000 has infuriated students trying to navigate an already confusing textbook marketplace, but Louisiana-Lafayette officials insist they had "good intentions."
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