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e-Headlines for March 29, 2013
Compiled each weekday by CASE staff, e-Headlines summarize advancement-related news from leading U.S. and international sources. CASE archives e-Headlines for 10 business days.
Are edutech startups plugging an innovation gap in our universities?
Guardian UKDoes technological innovation have to come from within the sector?
7 of 8 Ivy League schools report lower acceptance rates
New York TimesIt was a little more difficult this year to get admitted to an Ivy League school, as tens of thousands of college applicants learned Thursday evening.
Midcourse reviews can make for better capital drives
The Chronicle of Phlanthropy (registration required)Some experts now believe big fundraising drives are unlikely to succeed without a midway review, whether it is conducted internally or by outside consultants.
Online higher education may be where credit is due
HeraldnetIn California, state Sen. Darrell Steinberg has introduced a bill in the Legislature that would allow students in the state's crowded higher education system obtain credit for online courses. Initially, at least, there are only 50 courses involved, the ones that are the most oversubscribed and are blocking students from proceeding with or completing their graduation requirements.
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