Can providers of massive open online courses achieve their goal of educating the most possible people when their offerings are overwhelmingly in English? No, Professor Roberto Rey Agudo argues.

In January, Dartmouth will launch a new massive open online course (MOOC):"Libertarian Free Will: Neuroscientific and Philosophical Evidence" taught by Psychological and Brain Sciences Professor Peter Tse.

Representatives on both sides of such partnerships – including DartmouthX representative Mike Goudzwaard – discuss the benefits and pitfalls.

How two EdX partners–Dartmouth and Institut Mines-Telecom–teamed up to offer a new professional certificate in C Programming with Linux.

Dartmouth and Institut Mines-Télécom (IMT) partner to offer a Professional Certificate in C Programming with Linux, the first institutional collaboration of its kind on edX.org.

DCAL's Josh Kim points to what the New York Times and others have missed–that a MOOC with 1.8 million students is demonstrating a postsecondary teaching and learning renaissance.

In today's Educause Review, Dartmouth Instructional Designer Mike Goudzwaard, along with colleagues Adam Finkelstein of McGill University and Rebecca Petersen of Northeastern University, envision a new digital learning environment that supports, rather than encumbers, the teaching and learning process.

Award recognizes Professors Steve Swayne and Don Pease for their contributions to teaching & learning at Dartmouth and beyond, including their MOOCs with DartmouthX....