Students prefer online learning, survey finds
Students are more enthusiastic about online and hybrid learning options than face-to-face instruction, according to a Tyton Partners survey.
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Sponsored Insights Why blended learning models require blended security
Verizon whitepaper highlights how to use smart technology to keep higher education institutions safe.
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(Getty Images) Emerging Tech Education in the metaverse needs human connection, Brookings argues
Even in a metaverse classroom, a real-life instructor is still needed to make sure students are actively learning, according to a new Brookings Institution report.
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(Getty Images) Sponsored Modernization Education sees the highest ransomware recovery cost compared to other sectors
Security advisor John Shier shares findings from a security report that show wide gaps in security preparedness to defend against ransomware threats across the education sector.
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(Getty Images) Higher Education Post-pandemic transformation heads Educause’s 2022 priorities list
In an annual survey, Educause members prioritized issues preparing higher education institutions and students up for long-term success through technology.
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(Getty Images) Higher Education Midwestern higher education group selects Dell as data center provider
Dell will offer data center modernization and virtualization technologies to schools and universities seeking bulk discounts on IT modernization projects.
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(Getty Images) Sponsored Commentary Making access to higher education more equitable and productive
The pandemic exposed the hidden depth of the digital divide faced by many college students, raising complicated questions for college and university officials.
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Anant Agarwal, CEO of edX, attends the 2016 Concordia Summit at Grand Hyatt New York on September 20, 2016 in New York City. (Ben Hider / Getty Images / Concordia Summit) Higher Education Hybrid learning, online credentials will survive edtech ‘hype cycle,’ edX CEO says
Online and in-person learning will be equally employed when the pandemic lifts, EdX CEO Anant Agarwal said during an online event.
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(Nathan Stirk / Getty Images) Higher Education Online learning remains high priority for higher ed, Educause report finds
Colleges and universities are increasing their use of hybrid and blended learning models, but students still prefer face-to-face learning.
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Flags fly outside the New York Stock Exchange. (Spencer Platt / Getty Images) Higher Education Coursera plans IPO amid online learning surge
The company, which partners with more than 150 universities to create online classes, is reportedly seeking a $5 billion valuation.