Harvard, MIT Part of $800 Million Deal to Push Access to Online Education
Education-technology company 2U to buy online-course platform edX; proceeds to go to a nonprofit run by the two universities
Published on The Wall Street Journal

Harvard, MIT to sell online edX platform
Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have struck a deal to sell their massive online education platform, edX, to the education technology company 2U, which they said will help edX continue the record growth it has experienced during the pandemic.
Published on Boston Globe

Online learning boomed during the pandemic—but what happens when students return to classrooms?
When the coronavirus pandemic forced schools to close their doors and move classes online in Mar. 2020, essentially all students were forced to become online learners.
Published on CNBC

How Boston’s C-suites can prepare their employees for the future of work
Corporate America is grappling with the impact of automation and artificial intelligence on today’s workforce, and many industries are facing obstacles when it comes to hiring and retaining workers wh
Published on The Boston Globe

GE, Microsoft, Partners Healthcare, edX.org and higher education institutions announce partnerships to advance online degree obtainment
Baker-Polito Administration Establishes New Commission on Digital Learning
Published on Mass.gov

These Top Schools Are Offering Big Savings On Master's Degrees, But There's A Catch
There's an experiment underway at a few top universities around the world to make some master's degrees out there more affordable. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, for example, says the clas
Published on NPR