US Projects College Enrollment to Grow 14% Through 2022
According to the DOE, nearly three million more people will be enroll in American colleges and universities in 2022 than were enrolled in 2012.
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Audit Urges DOE to Tighten Distance Education Regulations
The Office of Inspector General wants to ensure that financial aid isn’t going to students who fraudulently enroll in distance education programs
» Read moreExactly How Many Students Take Online Courses?
Babson College and the Department of Education came up with different numbers on how many American students are taking MOOCs.
» Read moreSIIA: Federal Laws Protect Student Privacy
WASHINGTON D.C. – (January 14, 2013)- The enhanced use of technology and data to serve students, teachers and schools has called attention to the important issue of student data privacy and […]
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Government Tries to Regulate Free Education Content
Federal officials are working to build participation in the Learning Registry, an online information network designed to organize and vet academic content.
» Read moreRFP of the Week – September 24, 2013
Selected RFPs for the week of September 24, 2013, curated by K12Leads
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Selected RFPs for the week of September 10, 2013, curated by K12Leads
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Nova Southeastern University Receives Its Largest Title V Grant Award From The U.S. Department of Education
Funding used to meet the needs of students pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) degrees FT. LAUDERDALE-DAVIE, Fla., Sept. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Nova Southeastern University (NSU) has announced that it has been […]
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Selected RFPs for the week of August 27, 2013, curated by K12Leads
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Duncan Says Standardized Tests Do Have Room for Improvement
Education Week reports that Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, in his remarks at the American Educational Research Association meeting, has admitted that the critics of the standardized tests do have […]
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