The Access Revolution in Online Learning

Press releases today announcing the University of the People, which promises to provide universal access to college studies.

A recent post on a Chronicle of Higher Education article about pending US Congressio

Concern about cheating in online courses -- seems reasonable enough on the surface.

Another way that high gas prices may be fueling the adoption of online learning: As one colleague has pointed out, adjunct faculty who regularly commute to teach on multiple campuses are also feeling

In at least one case, online learning has provided part of the answer for a community college struggling with severe budget cuts. Is this an isolated case, or is this a trend?

This has been a hot topic this week in listserv and personal conversations: high gas prices fueling an increased interest in online learning this summer.

Recently I've been trying to learn more about Open Educational Resources (OERs).

I'm curious to know about examples of using FlipVideo as part of the teaching and learning process, in particular for courses but also for other applications (e

Synopsis: An ALNTALK online discussion summary. ALNTALK was a discussion forum series conducted online in the mid-1990's.

Published in: ALN Magazine, 1(2), August 1997