Keeping up: What’s Going on in DC Right Now?
The end of the school year provides us with a time to reflect and make decisions to better the student experience, and as you well know, those…
Some observations from post-secondary online learning
The percentage of post-secondary students taking one or more online courses has generally been higher than the percentage of K-12 students who are…
Remote testing is an easy solution to some real problems with state assessments
Most policy changes involve real and difficult tradeoffs. Climate change is obviously a real problem, and it’s also true that reducing carbon…
Seven Digital Learning Trends that You Should Know
At DLAC Ignite in Atlanta in February, I gave a short talk on “Seven Digital Learning Trends (that you should know).” I was asked about it a few…
Announcing the New DLAC
As we have been putting the finishing touches on DLAC2025 and getting ready to head to Atlanta, we are also announcing a major transition.
Today…
Digital Learning Trends to Watch in 2025
Buckle up, digital learning innovators because this year’s trends might just have us channeling our inner Indiana Jones. Discussions with DLAC’s…
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A Lifeline for Online Education? A New Critic of CREDO’s Virtual Twin Studies
Robert Pondiscio’s admission earlier this fall that “there are serious questions about the validity” of the Center for Research on Education Outcomes…
Don’t believe everything you read (about digital learning…or anything else)
K-12 Online Education Service Market Poised for Explosive Growth, reads the headline on the press release.
That headline does exactly what it’s…
A new education digital divide
Most Americans can’t remember when smoking was allowed on domestic flights in the United States, because it was banned in 1990.
But the Federal…