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4 octobre 2015

Big Data has a degree problem

eCampus NewsBy . Increasing by more than 300 percent since the 1990s, the number of undergraduates in statistics degree programs is hurtling the major into the fastest growing in the U.S. More...

4 octobre 2015

Students prefer laptops, tablets for learning

eCampus NewsBy . As learning goes more mobile, a new study reveals that college students still prefer laptops as their primary learning device, though they also expect tablets to play an increasingly larger role in academics. More...

4 octobre 2015

New data gives pause on defining today’s typical student

eCampus NewsBy . Should higher education rethink what makes a “traditional” student today? New data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) on students applying for financial aid highlight the ever-increasing need for colleges and universities to diversify their programs and make more available online education. More...

4 octobre 2015

What makes college worth it?

eCampus NewsBy . Only 50 percent of 60,000 college alumni participating in a national survey said they “strongly agree” their university education was worth the cost. More...

4 octobre 2015

The library of Alexandria goes virtual for online scholarship

eCampus NewsBy . The ancient Egyptians would be proud: With the increasing proliferation of online lesson plans and learning resources, virtual worlds are collaborating to build a virtual Library of Alexandria for higher education. More...

4 octobre 2015

Using ‘educational intelligence’ in retention

eCampus NewsBy . A new report has identified “educational intelligence” as a way to take a holistic view of student retention and student success based on efforts to leverage data to recruit, enroll, retain, graduate, and employ students. More...

4 octobre 2015

Study: Flipped science class helps women, those with lower GPA

eCampus NewsBy . Taking a flipped approach to science instruction could help women and students with lower GPAs score higher on exams, according to a new study. More...

4 octobre 2015

10 higher ed Twitter accounts worth following

eCampus NewsBy . Here, eCampus News presents 10 higher education-related Twitter accounts that may not be the most widely-followed accounts, but are worthy of a follow for both their relevance to current events and overall love for higher education and innovation. More...

4 octobre 2015

At U-Michigan, mixing supercomputers and big data

eCampus NewsA new way of computing could lead to immediate advances in aerodynamics, climate science, cosmology, materials science and cardiovascular research. More...

4 octobre 2015

Online course innovator launches mobile player

eCampus NewsSmartphones and tablets have become a day-to-day part of our lives. And the opportunity to learn on-the-go is not only a huge benefit, it’s a requirement. More...

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