According to Inside Higher Ed, CSU is reversing its efforts to develop a centralized online education system with loads of students.
The California State University System is replacing its distance
education portal with a shared services model less than two years after
its launch, as the system’s campuses decide they would rather do the
work on their own...
The system (had) set a long-term goal of enrolling more than 250,000 “over the next several decades,” as per early plans,
and found a partner in eCollege, the online enabler owned by Pearson.
But many faculty members objected to the plan, saying a push for more
distance education would directly compete with face-to-face instruction...
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