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Wiki Worker Wanted
West Virginia U searches for a first-of-its-kind "Wikipedian-in-residence" to increase the number of women contributors to the online encyclopedia.
Antiskimming Software
Business professors find another use for software created to help them teach case studies: preventing students from skimming.
Opinion
Feuding Over Digital Courseware
The debate over digital courseware's adoption suffers from oversimplification, writes Gates Bryant, who breaks down the nuances of the important discussion.
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Higher Ed Upvoted
On Reddit, the "Wild West" of social networks, individual scholars and publishers find authenticity helps in establishing a presence.
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'A Playground for Hackers'
As Pennsylvania State University investigates two sets of sophisticated cyberattacks, IT security experts say more attacks are likely on the way.
Online Classmates or Bystanders?
A study on bystander behavior and cyberbullying raises questions about student behavior in large online courses.
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Opinion
Patience and Fortitude
Three years ago, the New York Public Library almost succumbed to a dubious renovation plan. Scott McLemee reports on a book about what happened next.
Arizona's Online Holdout
U of Arizona plans to emphasize its land-grant status as it joins the state's other public universities in offering online degrees for undergraduates.
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