Recent college applicants had mixed views on how artificial intelligence should be used during the application process.

With rising chances of having their data encrypted or backups compromised, higher education institutions are paying more than initial demands to recover their systems.

A new report from WGU Labs shows that many higher education faculty members feel fatigue and trepidation with respect to the rapidly evolving educational technologies on offer.…

Students are more enthusiastic about online and hybrid learning options than face-to-face instruction, according to a Tyton Partners survey.

A new Salesforce survey shows that even as students return to campus, most struggle to feel a sense of belonging at their institutions.

A survey by the online-education assessment organization Quality Matters suggests that hybrid learning will be the norm for most students.

Many tutors on Wyzant's turtoring platform said their students are falling behind, and one-third said they think some students will never catch back up.

A recent survey commissioned by the publication Intelligent shows that students are generally having a harder time learning and getting support during the pandemic.

Technology leaders at institutions of higher learning are developing flexible plans that account for many possible scenarios this fall, according to new poll data collected by Educause.

New survey data shows that presidents, provosts and chief financial officers are not well engaged with the technology issues facing their campuses.