Will the new Kindles change the game for tablets in education?
The pundits have spoken. Amazon hit a homerun with its new Kindles. 8.9" is just right. Performance is going to rock. Exchange support is top notch. And the…
Month: September 2012
Open source: The new normal in higher education?
M.L. Bettino is a sort of open-source technology hipster. He was into open source way before it was mainstream.
University of Alabama Football Fans Will Enjoy Enhanced Wireless Coverage at Bryant-Denny Stadium This Season
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–University of Alabama football fans will enjoy enhanced wireless coverage in and around Bryant-Denny Stadium as the 2012 ... Read more
Studies find more students cheating, with high achievers no exception
Large-scale cheating has been uncovered over the last year at some of the nation’s most competitive schools, like Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan, the Air Force Academy and,…
On campus, an experiment to save local news
From the rattling cicadas at twilight to the willow trees bending in the late summer heat, the lush campus of Mercer University seems like the last place to…
A “cruel experiment” that could “ruin lives”
The man responsible for admitting students to Cambridge has claimed allowing poorer students with lower grades into the university would be a "cruel experiment" with the potential to…
Local Company Hosts National Clients in Charleston, SC
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Is higher-ed door too easy to open?
London's Metropolitan University is taking legal action after losing its right to admit non-EU students, the Christian Science Monitor reports.
Amazon’s Kindle Fire HD family: The highs and lows you need to know
There's no doubt that Amazon's original Kindle Fire tablet was a huge hit. It earned over 10,000 5-star customer reviews, it remained the number-one best-selling product on Amazon…
Report: California spends more on its prisons than its colleges
There's a direct relationship between how much money the Golden State spends on prisons and how much it spends on higher education, according to a report put out…