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Missouri School May Be First College With All Digital Textbooks
26 February 09 02:07 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

Printed college textbooks may soon become a relic of the past as more schools follow the lead of Northwest Missouri State University , the first college in the country that is attempting to do away with traditional college textbooks, National Public Radio Read More...

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Cutting-Edge Colleges Deliver Courses Via Cell Phones
06 February 09 03:48 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

In order to reach a more diverse population of learners, several institutions are offering full college course content delivered via a user’s cell phone, reports UniversityBusiness.com (“ Cellular Colleges: The Next Small Thing ,” February 2009). “Cellular” Read More...

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Laptop Bans by College Professors May Improve Class Discussions
19 June 08 02:39 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

Some professors at the nation’s most prominent law schools are resorting to classroom laptop bans to help reengage law students in lectures and discussions, and, despite students’ claims that the anti-laptop policies deny them a proper education, professors Read More...

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