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Anonymous hacks MIT in honor of Aaron Swartz

Anonymous added its tribute to the many online memorials honoring Aaron Swartz, hacking into and temporarily taking over the MIT website to eulogize the programmer and Internet activist and call for computer crime law reform.

 

College credit for online courses gains momentum

The American Council on Education, a non-profit organization that represents most of the nation's college and university presidents, is preparing to weigh in on massive open online courses — MOOCs, for short — a new way of teaching and learning that has taken higher education by storm in recent months.

 

Did webcast cause student's suicide?

Did webcast cause student's suicide?

A Rutgers University student apparently committed suicide after an internet broadcast showed him in a sexual encounter, New Jersey authorities said.

 

Tuition-free, online education? Try University of the People

Tuition-free, online education?  Try University of the People

It is a grand vision: a global college with no tuition, accessible to anyone with an Internet connection.

 

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