By Elizabeth Scott - EvoLLLution. The customized training marketplace is incredibly fast-paced and competitive, but by highlighting institutional reputation and protecting that reputation with first-rate programming and customer experiences, universities can thrive. More...
Corporate Training Is Ripe for Online Disruption
By Van Anderson - EvoLLLution. Customized corporate education is evolving at even a faster rate than standard continuing education. The Great Recession ended or disrupted most in-house professional development programs and contributed to the current rise in lean organizations. More...
Online Education: Enhancing Learning Outcomes for Those Who Serve
By John P. Aldrich - EvoLLLution. Online education creates opportunities for access to quality postsecondary education that have been traditionally challenging for active service members to find. More...
Strategic Shifts: Making Online Education Work At Community Colleges
By Robert Rosenbalm - EvoLLLution. Though there are some significant challenges standing in the way of the success of online programming in the two-year college context, a movement towards Learner Relationship Management could be effective in overcoming those obstacles. More...
University contemplates 3-year, fully online degree programs
By Sarah Kuta. The University of Colorado is asking its faculty and staff to get creative and develop new, fully online degree programs to launch in the fall of 2018. More...
7 online learning trends for 2016
By Andrew Barbour. A look at new tools and opportunities to take online learning in mainstream higher ed to the next level. More...
Online learning makes its mark
By Laura Devaney. Let’s face it: Online education has always been the unhappy stepchild to traditional classroom teaching. More...
Pepperdine, Noodle Partners to launch online degree-completion program
Bachelor of Science in Management will launch first online cohort in August. More...
Walden University introduces Tempo Learning
Walden University is introducing Tempo Learning, a self-paced educational experience for students who want to earn their degree on their terms. More...
China's tech fever attracts US online education giant
Silicon Valley-based online education provider Udacity announced its entry into China on Monday, hoping to tap into the rising demands for talent among the country's tech companies.
Udacity, which features training courses designed by tech giants like Google and Facebook, launched its Chinese-language website to make all of its 132 courses available to Chinese learners. More...