Apple sells three million iPads over first weekend
Apple Inc. sold 3 million of its new iPads in the first three days the tablet computers were available, driving optimism for a strong holiday quarter despite intensifying…
Month: November 2012
Zetta.net Vice President of Engineering Will Discuss the Benefits of Next-Generation Server Backup and Disaster Recovery at EDUCAUSE 2012
SUNNYVALE, Calif. – Zetta.net today announced that Vice President of Engineering Lou Montulli will deliver a presentation on November 8 ... Read more
Education Technology Pioneers Announced as Participants for SIIA Innovation Incubator Program
Education Technology Pioneers Announced as Participants for SIIA Innovation Incubator Program Twelve Innovators to be Featured at the 2012 Ed ... Read more
Coventry University’s Journalism Students Gain News Room Environment with Multiple Live News Streams
Coventry University, located in the heart of Coventry City Centre, was granted university status in 1992 (a modern university). Since ... Read more
How will higher education fare in the election?
As the nation edges closer to final results from the Nov. 6 presidential election, many higher-education stakeholders are outlining how each candidate’s victory might affect funding and policy…
Pioneering Education Open Source Initiatives to Merge
Pioneering Education Open Source Initiatives to Merge Release: Monday 5th November 2012 The membership of Jasig and Sakai, pioneers in ... Read more
Weejot.com launches mobile web app programming into US higher education market, offers students free developer accounts
Chicago, November 1, 2012— Mobile start-up Weejot.com has launched an initiative to get university students across the United States programming ... Read more
Math anxiety: The brain can feel the pain
Worry about math can trigger regions of the brain associated with the experience of physical pain and instinctive risk detection, according to a new study conducted by researchers…
Minnesota colleges ordered to turn over syllabi for teaching programs
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities must provide copies of course syllabi requested by a Washington-based education group under the state's open-records law, a Minnesota district judge ruled on…
The app’s the thing as Shakespeare goes digital
William Shakespeare's plays are getting a 21st century-style makeover in the form of new apps for tablets and smart phones nearly 500 years after the Bard took pen…