A group of prominent academics and education technology developers is pitching a "Digital Bill of Rights," that spells out students' rights in "new and emerging" online environments. Read Full Post >
The online media company IAC, known for developing sites like Match.com, is acquiring a tutoring site used by families and schools, Tutor.com. Read Full Post >
K-12 open education advocates face many of the same challenges as those in postsecondary institutions. Read Full Post >
South African organization Siyavula details how it produces collaboratively authored, open textbooks for K-12 students in that country. Read Full Post >
Annual gathering of the education technology association offers look at the status and future of the industry. Read Full Post >
Comments from private sector, education technology community suggest changes, clarifications to U.S. Department of Education's new $400 million competition for school districts. Read Full Post >
With publishing industry changing, stakeholders debate how free content and new products will determine its future. Read Full Post >
"I do think there's a time where Pearson won't be known for textbooks or instructional programs at all," says Peter Cohen. Read Full Post >
The open education movement is gaining steam, but do web-friendly educators know their rights? Read Full Post >
