By Elizabeth Redden. A Florida man accused of recruiting international students to the U.S. on false pretenses to further a prostitution business has been indicted on charges of sex trafficking and attempted sex trafficking by fraud, wire fraud, importation of aliens for prostitution or immoral purposes, and use of a facility of interstate commerce to operate a prostitution enterprise. Read more...
Les doctorants sont-ils des précaires de l’ESR ?
Sur le blog Gaïa Universitas. Peut-on réellement considérer que les doctorants sont des précaires de l’ESR ? Il est incontestable qu’ils n’ont pas un poste permanent, donc ils sont clairement en situation de précarité. Mais d’un autre côté, ils préparent un diplôme et donc on peut considérer qu’ils ne sont pas en situation d’être en CDI (il me semble …). Voir l'article...
Tirage au sort
Sur le blog Gaïa Universitas. A l’occasion de la rentrée 2016 et APB, on reparle de l’orientation des étudiants. Comme on le sait, l’université n’a pas le droit de sélectionner ses étudiants. Ainsi, dans les filières sous pression (par exemple les STAPS), c’est un tirage au sort qui règle le problème quand le nombre de candidats dépasse les capacités d’accueil. Voir l'article...
Online degree units to cut tuition fees
Higher Ed Tech News and Research ~ Ray Schroeder, editor. A UK online university network is claiming a “breakthrough moment” with a project which will allow students to cut the cost of a Russell Group degree by studying part of it online. More...
North Carolina State’s Moodle plug-in gamifies sport management course
Higher Ed Tech News and Research ~ Ray Schroeder, editor. A Moodle plug-in developed in-house at North Carolina State University has gamified an Introduction to Sport Management course. More...
Moocs prove that universities can and should embrace online learning
Higher Ed Tech News and Research ~ Ray Schroeder, editor. The demand by students to study by distance, and the increasingly sophisticated delivery methods on offer, has created a truly staggering shift in our understanding of what “going to university” means. More...
How this 16-year-old is teaching the world to code
Higher Ed Tech News and Research ~ Ray Schroeder, editor. High school junior Moksh Jawa is only 16 years old, but thousands of people around the world are turning to him to learn a valuable skill: coding. More...
Our online model will always be free: ALISON founder
Higher Ed Tech News and Research ~ Ray Schroeder, editor. When compared to other prominent Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) such as Udacity, Coursera and edX, ALISON’s content is not drawn from elite US-based universities, instead it focuses on practical workplace skills. More...
3 Ways Online Students Might Take Exams
Higher Ed Tech News and Research ~ Ray Schroeder, editor. Different programs have different test-taking requirements and might proctor exams in person or online. More...
University of Iowa investigates claims of cheating by online students
Higher Ed Tech News and Research ~ Ray Schroeder, editor. Safeguards in place to prevent cheating among University of Iowa online students recently detected “potential irregularities” during an exam, prompting the institution to launch an academic misconduct investigation. More...