This year, 56 percent of all colleges and universities in the United States are using free textbooks from OpenStax in at least one course.
Students in the Los Angeles Community College District now have access to online tutoring to augment on-campus tutoring services.
Professionals in the legal field are faced with new challenges as they try to understand the impact of emerging technology on the law. Here, Daniel Christian tells CT why law schools should make sure new technologies are represented in a legal education.
IBM is making enhancements to its open source quantum computing development kit designed for researchers and educators.
Chegg is growing its learning platform with the acquisition of Thinkful, an online learning company specializing in bootcamp-style tech training.
Campus Labs has introduced a new badging and credentialing tool aimed at helping guide learners through skill development and achievement.
Vernier Software & Technology is introducing two tools to help students understand human physiology.
Coursera has introduced Coursera Labs, a new offering that allows learners to work hands-on with almost any third-party software application, without any environment setup or software downloads.
Arizona State University is finding out what refugee farmers in Uganda and online course creators have to teach each other about making do with very little.
Masterclass co-founder Aaron Rasmussen is turning his attention to making introductory college courses more affordable for students. His new venture, dubbed Outlier.org, is launching online courses for Calculus I and Introduction to Psychology this fall.
