EdSurge | July 3, 2017 - Mary Fulé could do the math, and she didn’t like what the numbers told her. Too many incoming freshmen and transfer students at Northern Arizona University were struggling with math placement, which is Fulé’s domain at the Flagstaff school. As a result, some students... Read More>

Jill Buban, Ph.D, OLC's Senior Director of Research & Innovation, sits on ACAO Senior Leadership Team Responsible For Selecting 2017's Digital Fellows Wednesday, July 5, 2017 | North Palm Beach, FL. - The Association of Chief Academic Officers (ACAO) today announced the names of the 32 provosts and chief academic officers (CAOs)... Read More>

Inside Higher Ed - June 28, 2017 - The idea that the adoption of digital instructional technologies will lag without faculty buy-in is becoming widely accepted by college administrators and (smart) vendors alike. So, too, is the reality that professors are unlikely to buy in unless they are can be persuaded... Read More>

Late rush of activity prompts OLC to extend deadline; Higher ed institutions and faculty teams now have until July 15 to complete #DLIAward submissions detailing their successful digital courseware implementations.  NEWBURYPORT, Mass. (June 22, 2017) — The Online Learning Consortium (OLC), the leading professional organization devoted to advancing the quality of online... Read More>

U.S. News | June 12, 2017 - When it comes to pursuing an online degree, it's important to select a legitimate program offering marketable credentials. A key indicator of legitimacy, experts say, is accreditation, a process conducted by an outside authority to ensure that a school and specific degree program –... Read More>

U.S. News | June 5, 2017 - There are times when 31-year-old Erin Kendrick turns on her computer and logs into her online classes with her 10-week-old daughter sitting nearby or atop her lap. Kendrick is pursuing her MBA online through the University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill Kenan-Flagler Business School. As... Read More>

eCampus News | May 30, 2017 - New research paints an intriguing picture of online enrollment at U.S. higher-ed institutions. Online enrollment at nonprofit institutions is on the rise, while for-profit institutions saw a decline of more than 9 percent, according to a new report examining trends and patterns of online enrollment in... Read More>

Inside Higher Ed | May 24, 2017 - After years of hard work and sacrifices, many online-only learners journey across states -- and even countries -- to attend on-site commencement ceremonies. Many online-only students never step foot on campus, but like residential students, they develop a sense of community and pride in the... Read More>

Inside Higher Ed | May 24, 2017 - How six colleges that are leaders in adult education calculate and capture alternative learning credits.  Prior learning evaluation, especially of alternative credits, is expensive and time consuming, even for adult-focused colleges with extensive programs for awarding such credits. A study by the Online Learning Consortium... Read More>

Campus Technology | May 2, 2017 -  More than 6 million students took at least one online course in 2015, representing more than a quarter (29.7 percent) of all higher education enrollments that year, according to a new report from Digital Learning Compass. Among that 29.7 percent, it's almost evenly... Read More>