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Flawed AEI Report on Online Education: The good, the bad, and the ugly

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 7, 2019

At what point does a theme become a schtick? These ‘deeply flawed’ reports on online education are pushing towards the latter.

Deeply Flawed GMU Report on Online Education Asks Good Questions But Provides Misguided Analysis

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 27, 2019

Unlike Hoxby report, new GMU study of online education asks good questions and describes research accurately (for the most part), but like past report this one is also deeply flawed and causes more harm than good.

Fall 2017 IPEDS Data: New Profile of US Higher Ed Online Education

By Phil Hill. Posted on December 19, 2018

We have the data from IPEDS for Fall 2017 Distance Education enrollment, organized by sector and by state

Fall 2017 Top 30 Largest Online Enrollments In US – With LMS Usage and Trends Since 2012

By Phil Hill. Posted on November 17, 2018

A view of the 30 largest enrollments for students taking at least one online course in Fall 2017, with LMS usage and trends since 2012

Postscript on Rio Salado Coverage: Clarity about different outcome types

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 10, 2018

Rio Salado College responds to e-Literate coverage – there’s a lot of useful context on Rio’s student outcomes, but responses still do not address low rates of degree-seeking students getting degrees.

Rio Salado College As Exemplar: A critical external view

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 23, 2018

Once again Rio Salado College is held up as a successful model of a public college in the modern age. But do the claims of success stand up to scrutiny? A review of the data shows cause for questioning the popular narrative.

Fall 2016 Top 20 Largest Online Enrollments In US – With Trends Since 2012

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 15, 2018

A view of the 20 largest enrollments for students taking at least one online course in 2016; and a visual showing the trends from 2012 – 2016

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