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Articles Harvard and MIT Team Up to Educate a Billion People Online The new online learning platform edX will bring a Harvard and MIT education to the planet.Liz Dwyer05 May, 2012
Articles From Terminator to Pollinator: Bees Go Robotic Harvard researchers are designing a swarm of mini-robots that will fly, think, and communicate autonomously.Zak Stone01 Mar, 2012
Articles Harvard Looks Beyond Lectures to Keep Students Engaged If the school's new effort is a success, the days of bored students checking Facebook during lectures could be over.Liz Dwyer12 Feb, 2012
Articles Learning by Doing: Harvard Reinvents the MBA Forget about class lectures and theoretical case study analysis. The new MBA is a hands-on degree.Liz Dwyer07 Dec, 2011
Articles Did a Harvard Economics Class Cause the Financial Crisis? Some students say a prominent professor's bias drove the creation of policies that foster economic inequality.Liz Dwyer07 Nov, 2011
Articles If Professors Stop Lecturing, Will Students Stop Checking Facebook? Harvard students say they use Facebook in class because the lectures are boring.Liz Dwyer27 Oct, 2011
Articles The H-Bomb: Why We Should Care that Elizabeth Warren Works at Harvard Most Americans go to public university, if they go to college at all. Yet so many of our role models were educated by a handful of elite schools.Nona Willis Aronowitz10 Oct, 2011
Articles Will a Harvard Professor's New Technology Make College Lectures a Thing of the Past? Thanks to Learning Catalytics, the "flipped classroom" and peer learning could revolutionize higher education.Liz Dwyer05 Aug, 2011
Articles Are Schools on the Verge of a Mobile-Phone Revolution? Over 75 percent of teens own cell phones, making them the perfect tool for learning—if teachers are on board with using them.Liz Dwyer24 Jul, 2011
Articles Can Harvard's New Innovation Lab Crank Out Entrepreneurs? The lab of fresh ideas and collaboration is set to open this fall.Liz Dwyer23 Jul, 2011
Articles Harvard's Chief Information Officer Is Preparing for the Next Zuckerberg She's "absolutely convinced" the next tech tycoon is on campus right now, and wants to make sure the school provides support.Liz Dwyer09 Jul, 2011
Articles A World Without English Majors? Why Colleges Should Tell Students About Job Prospects Before They Commit The U.K. wants to require schools to disclose employment data by college major.Liz Dwyer02 Jul, 2011
Articles Is America's Favorite Vegetable Making You Fat? A new study looks at how meat and potatoes affect your waistline in the long run.Peter Smith25 Jun, 2011
Articles Brain Drain: How Our Thirst for Academic Talent Hurts the Rest of the World While a top international scholar is teaching in the States, who's educating college students back in that professor's homeland?Liz Dwyer23 Jun, 2011
Articles A College Degree in Three Years? Why America Needs to Get on Board Three-year degree programs save money and help students get on with their lives, but American students aren't signing up. They should be.Liz Dwyer18 Jun, 2011