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Online Learning
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LinkedIn's New University Pages Targets Students
USA Today
LinkedIn is aiming to become the de facto connection destination between universities and students.
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Top Ten Costliest Countries for Foreign Students Pursuing Higher Education
University Herald
Australia has been rated the costliest country for overseas higher education, according to a report by HSBC. The world's sixth largest country has surpassed the United States and Britain.
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CampusWall Selected as Finalist in V2Venture Competition at SXSW V2V Conference
News Release
CampusWall, the campus-specific marketplace for higher education institutions, was selected as a finalist in the Education Technologies category for the first ever V2Venture competition taking place at the inaugural SXSW V2V conference on August 13-14, 2013 at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
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GT Education for Students, by Students
Kate Murray
Envision over 600 middle and high school students invading a college campus for a day. They arrive on busses from all over the state and start teeming through the quad like an army of ants. Their purpose? To attend classes taught by undergraduates on topics ranging from pottery and Salsa Dance to “Political Structures in the World of Harry Potter.”
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MIT Technology Trailblazer is a Critic of Computerized Learning
The Hechinger Report
Mitchel Resnick is the LEGO Papert Professor of Learning Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the head of the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab. His research group is best known for inventing two blockbuster educational technologies: the programmable bricks used in the LEGO Mindstorms robotics kits and Scratch, a computer programming language that allows children to create and share interactive stories, games and animations. The Hechinger Report talked to him about whether technology is changing education for better or worse.
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