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No Expectation of Privacy
A new federal student privacy bill leaves out higher education, a move some legal scholars describe as a mistake.
Blogs, Essays or Both?
U. of Michigan researcher finds that different formats for assignments result in notably different qualities of writing.
Opinion
The Two Cultures, 2.0
The real divide in higher education today is between faculty members and the education technology industry, writes David G. Halsted.
The End of College?
New America's Kevin Carey answers questions about his new book, The End of College, which looks to the past in charting a possible future for higher education.
Global Patent Leaders
American universities continue to dominate in numbers of applications, but submissions from other countries are going up.
Not a Tsunami, But...
Stanford president outlines vision for a more digital future for higher education, but also rejects idea that undergraduate degrees will disappear or that higher education is "deeply broken."
Lewin's Legacy
Though deleted from M.I.T.'s repositories, the lecture videos of the former physics professor are thriving, aided by the professor's push to share them.
Distance Ed Myths Debunked
Do you think most fully online students are enrolled at for-profit institutions? Read on.