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"The Office" Finale: Series Offers Workplace Lessons for Students

The doors of the fictional Dunder-Mifflin paper company will close for good today with the series finale of the NBC program,"The Office."

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2013 Commencement Speakers
2013 Commencement Speakers Range from Politicians to Hollywood Stars

This year's commencement speakers come from all walks of life, including politics, television, media and Hollywood.

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Jobs Report for April 2013 Show Big Gains
Latest Jobs Report Shows Big Gains for April

Fears over a spring slowdown of the United States economy were abated somewhat on Friday with a jobs report that showed 165,000 new jobs were added across the nation in April.

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Some professionals believe MOOCs
Have MOOCs Reached Their Popularity Peak?

Some professionals believe MOOCs' popularity will soon begin to plateau.

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Online Education Makes Legally Blind Student's Collegiate Dreams a Reality

Kentucky resident Christopher Lipps is far from the ordinary college student.Read More

Sunday, Apr 28 2013 01:00 PM

New Software Instantly Grades Student Essays

EdX, which currently offers online education courses, launched a software program that uses artificial intelligence to grade essays and short written responses.Read More

Saturday, Apr 06 2013 11:00 AM Frequent tests can help online students stay focused.

Frequent Tests May Keep Online Students Focused

New research from Harvard University shows that if online courses are designed properly, they can help students be more mindful.Read More

Friday, Apr 05 2013 11:00 AM

Yahoo! Ban on Telecommuting Causes Debate

Going against the grain of the trend toward increased telecommuting, Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer mandates that all employees work in the office starting in June.Read More

Friday, Mar 22 2013 04:00 PM

California Bill Calls for Recognition of Online Classes

In California, Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg recently proposed a bill that would change the rules for public colleges and universities in the state.Read More

Friday, Mar 15 2013 11:00 AM

80-Year-Old Woman Enrolls in Online College to Inspire Children

An 80-year-old Connecticut woman seeks to inspire her family by enrolling in college and pursuing a bachelor's degree in human services.Read More

Tuesday, Mar 05 2013 05:00 PM

Improving Education Among Top Public Priorities in 2013

About 70 percent of those surveyed by the Pew Research Center say they think improvements are needed in the education system.Read More

Monday, Mar 04 2013 01:00 PM