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In 2012, the government of India stated that it would need to build 1,000 new universities and an astounding 50,000 new colleges by 2020 to mee 
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Specialised knowledge in using technology is different to specialised knowledge in effective pedagogical integration of technology. Schools need both & teachers need opportunities to develop both.
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Increasingly focused on student success, institutional impacts and outcomes, and digital learning, provosts/CAOs are emerging as the third wave of higher education's digital leadership.
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Colleges generally still price their online programs similarly to their on-ground counterparts. A panel of experts explores whether that is starting to change.
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Kevin Carey’s wake-up call, and the three things that online program management companies should do next.
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Could online learning help institutions provide a lower-cost education to more students? That's a question that Richard Garrett, Eduventures chief research officer, examined recently in a brief on the Encoura website. What's needed, Garrett concluded, is a "creative [blend] of in-person and online learning" within institutions to "produce the best mix of cost reduction and high quality."
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Here is my proposed 21st Century Education Bill of Rights for all K-12 students in our country:
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People have a tendency to treat technology and data as neutral, sterile and immune to mortal failings. Yet the digital tools we use at schools, job
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Will colleges and universities follow the same path as GM and VW?
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Guidance Note: Technology-Enhanced Learning - Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency - #TEL
What does technology-enhanced learning encompass?
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Online is a crucial path for many underrepresented students and should expand. But if colleges don’t understand how virtual students differ from their residential peers and support them with robust online student services, Robert Ubell writes, they will miss the mark.
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Numerous public university systems and state flagships are planning ambitious online endeavors. How many succeed in a competitive marketplace will depend on pricing, execution and leadership.
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