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  • Finding Students Where They Live

    Dr. Brian C. Mitchell

    I had lunch in Boston last week with Rob Hutter and Michael Staton, partners at Learn Capital, based near San Francisco. Both are extremely creative, committed and entrepreneurial thinkers about the intersection of ed tech and higher education. The conversation ranged widely as time flew by. What struck me most during it, however, was a theme that has repeated itself in a number of conversations I've participated in over the past few months.

  • Three Tests for a Website That Makes Every Prospective Student Want to Matriculate

    Lida Hasbrouck

    What makes a website stand out as superior? There are some key qualities we all subconsciously look for when we scout a new site, but they are too often forgotten when it comes time to build or revise our own.

  • Chicago Board Votes to Close 50 Schools

    CNN

    The Chicago Board of Education voted Wednesday to close 50 schools, a controversial move that drew sharp criticism from the city's teachers union. The vote comes two months after officials announced plans to shutter the schools.

  • Just What is College? Descriptions From Old Media

    Twenty First Century Scholar

    Recent days have been laden with all kinds of news items that challenge our notion of what college is. Take the news from the California legislature’s introduction of a bill that would require state-sponsored colleges and universities to accept credits from MOOCs and other alternative low-priced avenues of education. Burke Smith, the founder of Straighterline.com (which offers low-cost alternative courses) states, “This would be a big change, acknowledging that colleges aren’t the only ones who can offer college courses. It means rethinking what a college is.”

  • Homeless Teen Graduates as Valedictorian

    CNN News Release

    Chelesa Fearce is the valedictorian at Charles Drew High School near Atlanta, Georgia, but it didn't come without a fight. The 17-year-old and her family have been homeless for years, living out of shelters, cars and occasionally short-lived apartments while her mom struggled to keep a job.

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