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The States of Online Regulation

A new report breaks down the 'inconsistent' and 'complex' regulatory terrain that Web-based colleges must navigate to operate in multiple states.

The Invisible Computer Lab

Colleges experimenting with 'virtual computing labs' say the cloud-based hubs are cheaper, more flexible, and poised to take over.

An Open, Digital Professoriat

At MLA, scholars argue for the power of the web and social media to create a new generation of public intellectuals.

How Will Students Communicate?

College technologists and e-mail providers say that, in the campus context, reports of the death of e-mail have been greatly exaggerated.

Spare the Rod, Pay the Prof

U. of Kentucky uses carrots, not sticks, to encourage professors to teach online -- and gets good traction with its humanities faculty.

New Measures of Scholarly Impact

Data analytics are changing the ways to judge the influence of papers and journals.

Goodwill Hunting

In letter to college presidents, movie industry emphasizes willingness to help campuses deter illegal file sharing on their networks — but says campuses should expect to hear about any violations.

Pausing for Investigation

Utah authorities investigate allegations that public colleges rigged searches for lecture capture technology.