In Focus

A new study reveals that nearly all faculty members use social media -- and most use it to teach.

Despite some high-profile snafus, CIOs say Apple's initial bruises in higher education are superficial.

Their arrival sparks a debate among campus CIOs over whether colleges should start giving out Apple's much-ballyhooed computing tablet to students.

While many students have their own laptops, computer labs are growing on some campuses.

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have developed an online learning environment that could make lecture halls -- if not professors -- obsolete.

Can learning how to teach online make professors better teachers in the classroom?

A new partnership could give small colleges the networking capabilities of research universities.

Research says posting lectures online could improve learning without discouraging classroom attendance, yet some professors want no part of it.

Case study by South Texas College suggests that courses that a blend of classroom and distance education can produce better outcomes than either one by itself.

What did Abilene Christian University learn in its first year as a self-appointed guinea pig for mobile learning technology?