Techno-News Blog. Until recently, colleges and universities that experienced a data breach had no unique reporting obligations to the U.S. Department of Education. Institutions were expected to analyze security incidents under applicable federal and state laws and, when appropriate, notify affected individuals and appropriate federal and state agencies. More...
What Does ‘MOOC’ Mean Anymore? The Latest from Class Central
Techno-News Blog. MOOCs are beginning to really diversify in terms of form and subject matter. Chabad.org has an offering that teaches the nuances of Jewish prayer. The French political party En Marche put out a MOOC to foster political engagement at the community level. Dublin City University launched a MOOC to reconnect the descendants of the Irish Diaspora. More...
IVY league universities are now offering free online courses
Techno-News Blog. Ivy league schools are now offering free online courses from various fields and subjects and all accessible to students from the comfort of their own home. The courses range from Computer Sciences, Arts to Engineering. These courses are constantly updated every other month and are easily accessible through Coursera. More...
When will technology disrupt higher ed?
Techno-News Blog. Universities and colleges are pivotal to the future of our societies. But, given impressive and ongoing advances in technology and artificial intelligence, it is hard to see how they can continue playing this role without reinventing themselves over the next two decades. More...
Consider Taking Online Courses as an On-Campus Student
Techno-News Blog. Many on-campus college students take at least one fully online class at some point during their education. More...
State grant funding available to Penn State students taking online courses
Techno-News Blog. Penn State students who enroll in online courses will be eligible for the Pennsylvania State Grant Program next year after lawmakers made permanent a pilot need-based funding program that was set to expire. State lawmakers approved the pilot program for distance learners starting in 2013-14. More...
Higher ed with remote reach
Techno-News Blog. Most of the 2 million students participating in dual enrollment programs attend classes at their high schools or on higher ed campuses. Colleges in at least 35 states, however, offer students another option—online classes, according to research by the Education Commission of the States. Access is a main aim. More...
Online predators, cyberbullies addressed at InfraGard meeting
Techno-News Blog. In the digital age, adults need to always be on guard to protect themselves and their children from online predators and cyberbullies. More...
Open Education~I
Techno-News Blog. Open licences are the outcome of an effort to protect the authors’ rights in an environment where the content (particularly when digitised) can easily be copied and shared without permission. Open licences seek to ensure that copying and sharing should happen within a structured legal framework that is more flexible than the automatic all-rights-reserved status of copyright. More...
3 Reasons Millennials Might Choose Online Learning Over A Traditional Degree
Techno-News Blog. One way that millennials are finding success is by expanding their skill set via online learning. I don’t mean Youtube, though that can be a starting point to learn the basics of plenty of topics. By online learning, I mean formal learning platforms like Skillshare. More...