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Online Learning and Liberal Arts Colleges
From Inside Higher Ed June 29, 2012 By Steve Kolowich Online learning is no longer foreign to traditional universities, where courses formerly held in large
The EU Higher Education Modernistation Agenda
If we are serious about “internationalization” perhaps we should think about it in terms that go beyond expanding study abroad or adding minors and majors
CLAIM: Credit Hours as a Basis for Educational Accounting Will Disappear
There’s lots of talk about competencies versus seat time as a means for tracking educational achievement. I’m not sure if I think of this more
Ten Part Washington Post Series on Higher Education (2013)
Dylan Matthew’s ten-part series “TUITION’S TOO DAMN HIGH” on the Washington Post’s “WonkBLOGS” appeared this summer. Matthews is a young journalist new to the education
Journalism and Research Again
Lots of Twitter and blog activity in response to NYT article about Chetty, Friedman, and Rockoff research paper on effects of teachers on students’ lives.
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