Creating a MOOC in the Liberal Arts
As experiments with Massive Open Online Courses are becoming increasingly popular, one group is...
Why Do Some Students Struggle Online?
Incorporating instruction of self-directed learning skills into online classes could help to bridge...
Three Steps to Prepare to Teach Synchronously Online
Synchronous online instruction can be very different from face-to-face instruction, but with a few...
MOOC Mania: Four Ways Universities Can Enhance Their Traditional Programming
MOOCs are here to stay, and by adapting slightly, colleges and universities can take advantage of...
My First MOOC: Notes from the Trenches
While the concept of teaching a Massive Open Online Course can be exciting, there are some scary...
The Commoditization of Higher Education in the United Kingdom
A recent change in the government-subsidized tuition structure in the United Kingdom has made clear...
The Price of Higher Education: Investigating Global Commoditization
Higher education institutions are starting to consciously work toward improving the quality of...
Change is Optional, Survival is Not Guaranteed
As higher education becomes increasingly expensive for students and as low-cost technology-enhanced...
New Models of Online Education: Disrupting the User Experience for the Better
MOOCs have not yet disrupted the higher education space in any significant way, but they could have...
Free Online Courses Increase Accessibility To Higher Education At The Expense Of Quality
Free online courses are providing skilled workers with an accessible pathway to advance their...
Massive Disruption: MOOCs in Higher Education
Opinions as to how MOOCs will change teaching and learning in higher education are varied, but that...
On the Internet, Will Anyone Know You’re An Ivy?
As digitization grips the higher education marketplace, the differences between prestigious...
