By Jeremy Cunningham. Whack-a-mole: the classic arcade game where a player is faced with a never-ending stream of moles popping up from the ground. When a player hit one in the right corner of the board, one pops up on the left side. Reforming education is a lot like Whack-a-Mole; the industry has so many interconnected issues and contradictory problems that no solution can cover every need. More...

By Andrew Barbour. In response to the data explosion in higher ed—and the value to be gleaned from it—institutions are rethinking data management and the traditional data center. More...

By Laura Devaney. New certificate aims to help professionals expand their big data/data analytics skill set. More...

By Laura Devaney. Perkins School for the Blind launches Perkins Access to help organizations comply with upcoming federal rules for digital accessibility. More...

By Laura Devaney. Online professional development sessions provide innovative pedagogical approaches across multiple disciplines, and opportunities to earn badges and continuing education credits. More...

By Laura Devaney. A white paper from Pearson is designed to help educators navigate different approaches to students’ college and career readiness. More...

By Ron Bethke. A more accessible and easily understood system for credentials could have a major impact on learners, employers and education providers moving forward. More...

By Meris Stansbury. New, comprehensive data reveals the inevitability of digital textbooks and course materials; same old issues of quality, cost, and access. More...

Offering free tuition for more than 1 million full-time community college students is expensive, says KCRA news station. Could college really be free? Doesn’t someone have to pay for it. More...

By Michael Melia. Open textbooks are growing in popularity as university administrators see them as a way to increase affordability. More...