May 2010

Are video games the answer to college counseling shortage?

May 19, 2010May 17, 2010 by By Dennis Carter, Assistant Editor

With college counseling dwindling in public schools, University of Southern California researchers have created a video game that lets student simulate the application process in all its complexity.

Study: Cell phone-brain cancer link inconclusive

May 17, 2010 by Denny Carter

Cell phone users worried about getting brain cancer aren't off the hook yet, the Associated Press reports.

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Top U.S. carriers plot faster gadgets, services

May 17, 2010 by Denny Carter

Reuters reports that the next generation of high-speed internet services, tablets, smartphones, and other mobile gadgets could arrive faster than you would expect.

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Texas college teams up with digital signage industry

May 18, 2010May 17, 2010 by By Dennis Carter, Assistant Editor

Students enrolled in Texas State Technical College’s Digital Signage Technology program will be able to network with digital signage professionals and stay up to date with the latest…

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Wireless users opt for service without commitment

May 14, 2010 by Denny Carter

For wireless subscribers, commitment is out and short-term relationships are in, the Associated Press reports. This year, customers have been ... Read more

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College for all? Experts say not necessarily

May 14, 2010 by Denny Carter

The Associated Press reports that in a town dominated by the University of Missouri's flagship campus and two smaller colleges, higher education is practically a birthright for high…

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Ford to restore tuition help for union workers

May 14, 2010 by Denny Carter

Ford Motor Co. will restore college tuition help for factory workers as it tries to settle a dispute over benefits with the United Auto Workers union, the Associated…

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Will Skype eclipse fee-based videoconferencing?

May 17, 2010May 14, 2010 by By Maya T. Prabhu, Assistant Editor

With school budgets continuing to shrink, many educators are turning to free or inexpensive software such as Skype, along with the web cameras that now come standard on…

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U.S. struggles to ward off evolving cyber threat

May 13, 2010 by Denny Carter

The United States is losing enough data in cyber attacks to fill the Library of Congress many times over, and authorities have failed to stay ahead of the…

Are video games the answer to college counseling shortage?

Study: Cell phone-brain cancer link inconclusive

Top U.S. carriers plot faster gadgets, services

Texas college teams up with digital signage industry

Wireless users opt for service without commitment

College for all? Experts say not necessarily

Ford to restore tuition help for union workers

Will Skype eclipse fee-based videoconferencing?

U.S. struggles to ward off evolving cyber threat

Gale Digital Scholar Lab Expands to Help Students Present and Share Digital Humanities Research

APM Steam Offers Unparalleled Heat Exchanger Assessment and Testing Services for Colleges and Universities

College of Charleston Launches Two New Schools

Cyber Attacks on Colleges and Universities: How Businesses Help Safeguard Higher Education from Cyber Threats

Laramie County Community College to Unveil New SmartCIM 4.0 from Intelitek

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