College students enrolled in entirely-online courses might prefer more face-to-face learning, according to a survey that says higher education is in need of more “hybrid” courses.
The number of college students taking online college courses will equal the number of students who attend classes in a traditional classroom by 2015, according to a market…
Tammy Hall encourages first-time online instructors to ready themselves for any and all student questions on the first day of class, knowing that no amount of prep can…
Military service members have to take at least one face-to-face course before they are eligible for the Post-911 GI Bill’s housing allowance, although some veterans are unclear about…
In a move that might trickle down to the rest of the for-profit education market, the University of Phoenix—the nation’s largest provider of online college classes—says it will…