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The Online Risk
Thirty-three percent of high school seniors say they would defer or cancel an admittance rather than attend an all-online college. Plus results from other surveys of students and parents.
IP Problems
Copyright ownership concerns abound in the rapid shift to remote instruction.
Fall to Be Online After Thanksgiving at Several Institutions
Four universities are now publicly preparing for a fall semester that begins in person and then switches to remote instruction...
Drew University President to Depart in July
MaryAnn Baenninger, president of Drew University, will step down in July when her contract ends, according to an email from...
Calbright Partnership to Help Californians With Skills but No Degree
California's online community college is partnering with Opportunity@Work, a nonprofit aimed at fixing the opportunity gap, to connect students with employers hiring for specific skills.
Compilation on Enrollment Concerns
Inside Higher Ed is pleased to release today our latest print-on-demand compilation, "Enrollment Concerns." You may download a copy here...
Duolingo's Moment
The Duolingo English Test gains ground in the competitive English language testing space. Critics say the 25- to 35-minute online test is not a good measure of academic English abilities.
Exigency Outlook Uncertain
Exigency declarations could help institutions stressed by the pandemic save money, but they also come with their own costs. Faculty advocates worry processes are being bypassed.