Rutgers Incentivizes Open, Affordable Textbooks
Rutgers University in New Jersey has launched its Open and Affordable Textbook Project, which offers grants to faculty or department groups that switch to free, low-cost or open alternatives to traditional textbooks.
MoreAmazon Launches $2.5 Million AI Contest for College Students
The Alexa Prize contest from Amazon challenges college and university students to advance conversational artificial intelligence and develop chatty socialbots.
MoreGoogle Integrates Fed's College Scorecard Data
Google Search results now feature data from the United States Department of Education's College Scorecard — but leave out some of the Scorecard's more contentious data, such as student loan repayment rates and average income for students who attended.
MorePurdue U, Indianapolis Public Schools to Open STEM Charter School
Indiana-based Purdue University is working with Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) to build a STEM-focused, charter high school. Purdue Polytechnic High School is scheduled to open next year and it now accepting applications for enrollment.
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