Online Learning

How Tech Has Changed College Life

The latest estimate is that one third of all US students take at least one course online but technology has changed the life of those on campus as well.

2012/06/11

(Contemporary writing professor Al Filreis of the University of Pennsylvania, whose poetry course is now available free online. Credit: Mike DeNardo)

Univ. of Pa. Now Offering Some Courses Online — And Free!

The courses will not earn you credit toward a degree. But Penn professor Al Filreis says his online poetry class, for example, can be rewarding in other ways.

2012/04/18

My Teacher Is An App

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Allison Schnacky of Windermere, Florida, describes her former history teacher standing at the blackboard and making history “the most boring class ever.” Now, watching videos of ancient Egypt and writing an essay […]

2011/11/30

Before Taking Online Courses…

If you’re taking an online course for credit, The New York Times November” Education Life” suggests a checklist.

2011/11/15

Popling.net

Most of the time, pop-ups are super annoying. But the popling app is meant to be your friend.

2011/03/25

Monkey See.com

Click by MonkeySee.com to watch experts perform the very tasks you’d like to learn and then, try them yourself.

2011/01/03

Black Colleges Look To Increase Online Ed Presence

When Michael Hill needed a doctoral program with the flexibility to let him continue working full-time as a Lincoln University administrator, he chose an online degree from another institution.

2010/11/14

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