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Online Education (higher ed)
Podcast
March 7, 2024

What do students think of online classes?

Online classes offer more flexibility and can enroll more students. But what do students think of them?

Zaidee Stavely
University of California
July 19, 2022

UC plans to expand enrollment with more online, summer programs and transfer students

UC wants to add another 23,000 students by 2030. This week, the university's regents will learn how the system plans to achieve that.

Michael Burke
Commentary
June 6, 2022

Online courses can help community college students succeed

New state and federal funding must ensure that low-income households have broadband access and the means to pay for internet service.

Thomas Epstein
Commentary
March 2, 2022

Stop resisting, professors, and embrace online teaching

Integrating online instruction with in-person classes can enhance teaching and learning if done well.

Anuradha Basu
College & Careers
January 19, 2022

New classrooms at UC Riverside let students attend remotely or in person

UC Riverside has upgraded one-third of its classrooms with new technology that give students flexibility in how they attend.

Michael Burke
College & Careers
January 14, 2022

Why Covid disruptions at California colleges and universities differ from March 2020

With the omicron wave of Covid-19 cases likely to peak soon, officials are optimistic that the pause on in-person classes will be temporary.

Michael Burke And Ashley A. Smith
College & Careers
November 15, 2021

Pandemic caused decline in international students at California colleges but return has begun

Despite travel restrictions, California still enrolled most foreign students in nation, led by USC and UC campuses.

Larry Gordon
Commentary
September 23, 2021

Online education is here to stay for colleges and universities: How can we make it better?

Experiences during the pandemic provide the knowledge to start building the kind of inclusive, high-quality online instruction that faculty can really get behind.

Faith Kirk
Following Covid Money in Education
August 26, 2021

California community college adjuncts are pushing to get paid for time-consuming pandemic switch to online

California community college adjuncts who helped the system switch to online classes during the pandemic are getting differing amounts of federal Covid aid for the extra work.

Thomas Peele
Learning Well: Beyond the Pandemic
July 6, 2021

Colleges prepare for incoming freshmen with high school learning loss

An academic year of distance learning has left many graduating seniors with gaps in their learning. Colleges are preparing to help with tutoring, summer brush-up and empathetic faculty.

Larry Gordon
Covid-19
July 15, 2020

Pace of California schools planning to open with distance learning accelerates

Many districts will open with online instruction but hope to bring more students back later in the fall depending on health conditions.

Louis Freedberg
College & Careers
June 18, 2020

University of California campuses plan to offer most classes online this fall

All nine University of California campuses have announced plans for instruction this fall.

Michael Burke
College & Careers
May 21, 2020

California students sue College Board after being unable to submit AP exams

College Board says students who couldn’t submit exams must retake them in June. Students instead want their original responses to be graded.

Michael Burke
Community Colleges
May 19, 2020

New calls to eliminate the fully online Calbright College in budget crisis

The new college’s funding should go to other schools, legislators say. Defenders insist the school will help the newly unemployed retrain.

Larry Gordon
Commentary
May 13, 2020

The end of college teaching as we know it (if all goes well)

Instead of baleful predictions, let's focus on the changes that should come about.

Jody Greene