I must take exception to an attitude evinced in Margaret Brooks’s “The Excellent Inevitability of Online Courses” (The Chronicle, May 29). Like most other strong proponents of online education, she ...

Betheny Gross says parents and schools alike were thrown into chaos this spring when districts across the state were forced to close due to the coronavirus pandemic. She said many parents learned that ...

Just a couple of years ago, online education seemed like a pipe dream. The ability to provide students and individuals with access to the necessary resources, tools, and information to complete ...

Many working adults are overwhelmed by the time and financial commitments required to get an online degree. The fear of starting and not finishing a program, only to be saddled with debt, can deter ...

Universities are offering more and more online courses, despite widespread concern over their effectiveness. A major survey of public colleges and universities released last month by the Association ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming a cornerstone of various industries, and education is no exception. Schools around the globe ...

Millions of students across the country are now learning to adapt to school closures because of the coronavirus. But in the Puget Sound region, some independent schools have already been closed for ...

With many higher-ed institutions looking for ways to maintain and boost student participation in campus life, students across the U.S. have increasingly turned to the anonymous social networking ...