Educators say their colleagues are flocking to technology in droves as quarantines leave few other options to ensure continuity of education.

On top of the publisher's already free catalog of textbooks, online homework resources are now free to teachers and students during the public health crisis.

The dozens of institutions closing their doors in recent days in response to the public health crisis now have an additional resource to draw from.

A smaller and more relaxed gathering was deemed a success by some attendees after the original event was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.

The coronavirus epidemic has disrupted education around the world, but collaboration and technology has been able to keep students in class.

The new program, which includes degrees in IT and media innovation, caters to non-traditional students, such as adult learners and military.

Institutions are taking advantage of all-flash solutions as a key part of their infrastructure modernization efforts.

The digital program, which provides a platform to organize degrees, certificates and competencies, will be offered to 1,000 alumni initially.

The CHLOE 2 report from Eduventures Research and Quality Matters sheds light on the wide array of online learning paths colleges take.