The following was originally published by Inside Higher Ed on March 28, 2018. Read the full text of the article at insidehighered.com. By Bridgette Martin Hard and Matthew Rascoff Innovations …
When Duke student Sinclair Toffa (TC ‘18) first heard about Coursera for Duke his reaction was, “This is fantastic.” So he was not surprised when he heard that Duke’s unique …
Duke students, staff, and faculty can now take any of Duke’s online Coursera courses and earn a verified certificate for free. Coursera for Duke is a platform specifically for the …
Throughout October 2017, Duke Learning Innovation hosted Duke NextEd Festival, a series of events celebrating learning at the university. The festival featured over 40 events created with nearly 30 partner …
Duke has a new organization to support innovative teaching and learning: Duke Learning Innovation. Learning Innovation combines two previously existing groups, the Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) and Online Duke, …
On October 2, James DeVaney, Associate Vice Provost for Academic Innovation at the University of Michigan, kicked off Duke NextEd Festival with a talk entitled “Academic Innovation and the Compassionate …
Matthew Rascoff is Duke’s Associate Vice Provost for Digital Education and Innovation. Rascoff began in his role at Duke in January 2017. He was previously Vice President and founder of …
What is the future of higher education? How can we make the Duke educational experience more engaging and transformative for students? Will MOOCs be around in 5 years? How can …
Millions of people around the world have enrolled in massive open online courses (MOOCs), attracted by their promise of low-cost education for career advancement or gaining knowledge. New research from …
Online course platform Coursera recently held their fifth annual Partners Conference, hosted by the University of Colorado Boulder. Over three days, staff from Duke’s Center for Instructional Technology joined representatives from many …
