Sophia Learning expands credit transfer pathways
Students on the online learning platform Sophia Learning can now transfer credits to the University of the People, a tuition-free institution.
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UA-Fayetteville faculty oppose University of Phoenix acquisition
UA-Fayetteville's faculty senate says a planned acquisition of the University of Phoenix is a big reputational risk.
2U leans into ‘free-to-degree’ pipeline
After a summer of layoffs and budget cuts, the online learning company 2U shared a more upbeat outlook in its third quarter earnings call.
Online learning satisfaction rises post-pandemic
A new survey of online learners finds increasingly positive views of online learning compared to data from before the pandemic.
Jenzabar releases course marketplace designed to ‘unbundle’ higher ed
The administrative software publisher said a new course marketplace is part of a broader effort to make education accessible to more students.
Teaching and learning innovation requires supporting (and incentivizing) instructors
Finding innovations in teaching and learning requires communication with instructors and new offices, speakers said at an event.
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OPM contracts need more oversight, government auditor finds
The Department of Education is responsible for making sure institutions and online program managers are complying with federal laws on student recruitment, the Government Accountability Office found.
Grow With Google training now free for 500 workers at every U.S. business
Grow With Google is now offering every business in the United States 500 free scholarships to its certificate program.
Universities are connecting continuing education students to industry mentors
The University of Maryland Global Campus is using Springboard to connect its continuing education students with industry.
CUNY to spend $8 million to create online program management unit
Academic departments across the 25-campus system submitted proposals for the new CUNY Online program.