New classroom designs ‘the future of learning,’
On the Cutting EDge podcast, a partner at PBK explains how he’s thinking differently design for higher education classrooms.
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5G: Making the connection for greater student and faculty success
As the competition for students, faculty and researchers continues to grow, so do the stakes for investing in high-capacity 5G connectivity.
2U and edX reached 73 million learners, report says
Online learning platform edX and its parent company 2U reached a combined total of 73 million people in 2022, according to a new report.
Online Learning Consortium launches mental health initiative
The Consortium announced it will work with the student mental health platform Uwill to research the needs of adult online learners.
Students prefer online learning, survey finds
Students are more enthusiastic about online and hybrid learning options than face-to-face instruction, according to a Tyton Partners survey.
Colleges spent $1B on distance-learning tech at COVID-19 peak
Colleges received $76 billion in emergency funds during the COVID-19 pandemic and spent more than $1 billion on software and tech to support distance ed.
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Educause Horizon report calls on colleges to make greener tech choices
As colleges embrace more advanced technology, IT leaders must consider sustainability in planning and decision-making, a report says.
Gallaudet experiments with using holograms to teach ASL
Gallaudet University is among the institutions considering using hologram tech to reach new audiences and enrich engagement.
USC graduates sue over online social-work degree
Graduates of the University of Southern California’s online social work degree are suing the institution, alleging false advertising.
Vermont State University revises ‘all-digital’ library plans
In response to student, staff and faculty backlash, Vermont State University has modified plans to eliminate its physical libraries.