University News
An Original Magna Carta, Hidden in Plain Sight
A rare original surfaces at Harvard at an “almost providential” moment.
by Nina Pasquini
Faculty Members’ Outside Online Activities
Harvard discusses obligations and academic freedom
What Modularity Means for MOOCs
Harvard and MIT see learner needs driving change online—and on campus.
Health Professionals for a New Century
Harvard School of Public Health rethinks professional education in a digital age.
Teaching Tech
Further developments in online learning and improving teaching
Slow Learners
An editor's guide to this issue’s perspectives on teaching and learning
Video “Training Ground” to Debut in Widener
A brand-new video-capture studio is slated to open this fall.
Bringing Minds and Money to Bear on Teaching
On the verge of Harvard’s capital campaign, bolstering teaching at the University and the School of Public Health
Derek Bok on Technology and Teaching
Harvard’s president emeritus embraces online learning.
Google Named Development Partner to edX
The Harvard-MIT online-teaching venture joins with the search, software, and cellphone giant to make its technology widely available.
The Turn in Online Education
edX and other MOOC providers expand offerings, assess effectiveness, and move toward course credit.