Category: Online Learning
Testing Mode Matters
New research finds a score penalty for computer-based testing — at least at first
The Rise – and Possible Fall – of the Graphing Calculator
When properly used, graphing technology is a powerful tool for helping students learn mathematics
The Enduring Power of Print for Learning in a Digital World
While many students prefer to read digitally, comprehension can be improved when reading printed texts
The Ups and Downs of Social Media
A new study teases out the emotions of social media, finding that teens generally focus on the positive
From Digital Native to Digital Expert
To suss out the credibility of digital information, students should go beyond checklists and act more like fact-checkers
The Digital Bridge
A model for how online education can increase access to higher education
It’s True: Internet Surfing During Class is Not so Good for Grades
While having a computer in school is useful for writing papers, gathering information and learning how to program and use software, surfing the internet during class could be a source of distraction and could hinder learning
Mindfulness and Screen Time
Writing new terms of engagement for how we approach connected lives
What We Know About Tablets and How Your Child Learns to Read
These two surveys indicate the ongoing debate concerning the overall role and value of digital books for young children
The Great Education Equalizer? New Study Shows MOOCs Have Not Yet Fulfilled Their Promise as a Force for Equity
Research shows MOOCs reach a limited audience
Is Online Education Good or Bad? And Is This Really the Right Question?
Research on how to make online learning effective
Technology Integration Research Review
Three research-based principles to guide technology integration
