Plagiarism is nothing new for educators. For as long as there have been essays, there have been students looking to cheat their way out of having to write them. In the past that typically meant copying information out of encyclopedias and other reference materials. With the massive amount of media outlets and online sources available to them, today's students have more o...

Although it seems like digital learning is still the new kid on the block, many people find it to be, well, pretty normal. Most Americans believe that within the next few years, taking classes online will be commonplace. And with the surge of online learning opportunities offered near and far, it looks like it already has become widely accepted. In January alone, more than...

Over the last couple of decades, technology has played an integral role in the classroom. Sure, textbooks are still being used and rulers aren't going anywhere anytime soon, but the internet, mobile devices and more powerful computers have all become standard tools for modern educators. These resources are great for those who can afford them, but what about school district...

Funding a university campus doesn't come cheap! In 2011 alone, the U.S. federal government accounted for $40.8 billion of all university research funding in the United States. With the looming threat of budget cuts, that funding coul...