Articles A New Video Competition Invites You to Tell the World Why Open Education Matters The 'Why Open Education Matters' video competition hopes to raise awareness of the way OER is transforming teaching and learning.Liz Dwyer10 Mar, 2012
Articles The Tricky Calculus of Setting a Price for MIT's Online Courses Administrators have announced that students in the first class will receive their certificates of completion for free.Liz Dwyer16 Feb, 2012
Articles A Nonprofit Publisher Puts Another Nail in the $200 Textbook Coffin OpenStax believes its free books can save students millions.Liz Dwyer13 Feb, 2012
Articles With Udacity, Former Stanford Professor Goes All-In on Online Learning With Udacity, Sebastian Thrun wants to unleash the "true power of education."Liz Dwyer26 Jan, 2012
Articles Will Apple's iBooks Experiment Lower the Price of College Textbooks? If Apple becomes the iTunes of the digital textbook world, will college students be able to save some cash?Liz Dwyer22 Jan, 2012
Articles Why SOPA Could Kill the Open Education Resource Movement If SOPA passes, global knowledge sharing could come to a grinding halt.Liz Dwyer20 Jan, 2012
Articles Why Digital Textbooks Don't Always Save College Students Cash A two-year study reveals that going digital doesn't always save students money.Liz Dwyer10 Jan, 2012
Articles Could a Crowdsourced Language Program Translate the Web? Yes, you can translate a language you don't know.Liz Dwyer25 Dec, 2011
Articles MIT Launches Free Interactive Online Learning Platform MITx will allow anyone in the world to take MIT classes online and earn certificates of completion.Liz Dwyer22 Dec, 2011
Articles California Effort Wants to Make College Textbooks Free Could this be the end of $200 textbooks in the Golden State?Liz Dwyer17 Dec, 2011