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• Higher education adapts for tomorrow's jobs
  Thu, Jun 18, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Higher ed-tech leadership
  The ability to adapt is one of the best qualities a business can have in today's quickly changing world -- and it's no different for higher-education institutions, MLive.com reports. [ Read More ]

• Syracuse, IBM to build one of the world's most energy-efficient data centers
  Fri, May 29, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Higher ed-tech leadership
  IBM, Syracuse University, and New York state have entered into a multiyear agreement to build and operate a new computer data center on the university's campus that will incorporate advanced infrastructure and smarter computing technologies to make it one of the most energy-efficient data centers in the world, PR Newswire reports. [ Read More ]

• Free Stanford iPhone podcasts downloaded 1 million times
  Wed, May 20, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Higher ed-tech leadership
  An iPhone development course from Stanford University has recently reached a million downloads from Apple?s iTunes U, AppleInsider reports. [ Read More ]

• Microsoft "My Resume" Talks
  Thu, May 14, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Expert advice
  Microsoft asked students at the University of Washington Career Fair about some of the biggest mistakes they have made in their job searches. Their answers are both informative and entertaining! Learn from their mistakes and don't let any of this happen to you! [ Read More ]

• Microsoft's Ballmer gives pep talk to Stanford students
  Thu, May 07, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Expert advice
  It's a tough time to leave school and start a business, but Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer did his best on May 6 to make a hall full of Stanford University students feel better about their future, Reuters reports. [ Read More ]

• Touch-screen lecture hall speeds up feedback
  Tue, May 05, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Higher ed-tech leadership
  As a third-year university student, James White knows how difficult it can be to participate in a lecture with more than 100 other people in the room. But that's about to change as White is among the first students to begin using the University of Queensland's new hi-tech lecture theater, believed to be the largest of its kind in the country, reports Australian IT. [ Read More ]

• Without cafeteria trays, colleges cut water use ... and calories
  Wed, Apr 29, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Higher ed-tech leadership
  Scores of colleges and universities across the country are shelving their cafeteria trays in hopes of conserving water, cutting food waste, softening the ambience, and saving money, reports the New York Times. [ Read More ]

• Harvard to post handbooks, course catalog online only
  Fri, Apr 03, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Higher ed-tech leadership
  In a move that could save tens of thousands of dollars, Harvard University no longer will print out its course catalog or student and faculty handbooks, reports the Harvard Crimson: Beginning this fall, they will only be available online, the university said. [ Read More ]

• American University launches Web 2.0 site
  Wed, Apr 01, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Higher ed-tech leadership
  American University has launched a new, redesigned web site featuring interactive, multimedia capabilities that combine dynamic content with state-of-the-art Web 2.0 communication tools, FOXBusiness.com reports. [ Read More ]

• Vanderbilt med center uses business software to save lives
  Fri, Mar 20, 2009    Primary Topic Channel:  Higher ed-tech leadership
  The Vanderbilt University Medical Center has turned to business software from IBM's Ilog unit in a bid to save lives and lower costs, reports the New York Times. [ Read More ]

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