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College Students Expect More from Dorm Living
Fri, 19 Mar 2010 15:31:49 +0000
Not too long ago, the furnishings in a typical college dorm room included things like posters of your favorite band, boxes of ramen noodles for late-night snacks, and a land-line phone. The rogue mini-fridge that you covered with a bed sheet to avoid a fine (as mini-fridges were on the “banned” list, along with candles [...]
Colleges Consider “Prior Learning” When Awarding Credit
Thu, 18 Mar 2010 15:31:20 +0000
As the number of returning adult students continues to grow and the “traditional” student population has only become more diverse to include those with backgrounds and life experience in varying fields of study, some schools are looking at rewarding those new students with credit hours for “prior learning,” rather than prompting them to start over [...]
Report Looks at Wikipedia Use of College Students
Wed, 17 Mar 2010 15:03:50 +0000
If you’ve had classes since 2001, the year the (in)famous online, user-edited encyclopedia was launched, chances are you’re guilty of using Wikipedia as a source of information while completing your coursework. A new report from First Monday, an online peer-reviewed journal, took a look at just how prevalent the site has become on college campuses [...]