New players, new approaches to ranking colleges
U.S. News & World Report still might be the 800-pound gorilla of college rankings. But an electronic transcript service could give the venerable publication a run for its…
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Vernier Shares Key Findings on the Value of Probeware for Science Instruction
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Daylene Long Vernier Software & Technology 503-277-2299 dlong@vernier.com Christine Allman KEH Communications 410-975-9638 christine@kehcomm.com Vernier Shares ... Read more
Point Source Audio Names Madison Technologies as Distributor in Australia
Novato, CA – Madison Technologies has been appointed as distributor of Point Source Audio’s low profile earworn microphone products in ... Read more
Genoo Online Marketing Tools Now Available through Augusoft Lumens Enrollment Management System for Continuing Education Programs
Integrated solution provides continuing education programs an affordable way to maximize their marketing efforts and grow their business Minneapolis, MN– ... Read more
With Party Conventions Over and School Back in Session, StudySync and Northfield Mount Hermon Unveil VOTES Project Blast Poll Questions Through Election Day
Among the Big Issues Vying for the Student Vote: the Economy, Healthcare, Iran and Same-Sex Marriage SONOMA, Calif. (September 12, ... Read more
Central Washington University and GoingOn Partner on Academic Technology Trends Webinar Series Event
GoingOn Networks recently announced that it has partnered with Central Washington University for the next session in its Academic Technology ... Read more
10 colleges where students graduate with the most debt
Most students do not take on six-figure debt to go to college, a new study by financial aid expert Mark Kantrowitz has found, U.S. News reports.
High-tech product announcements this fall
It's high season for consumer electronics. Manufacturers of various gadgets are unveiling their holiday lineups, including Apple with its new iPhone on Wednesday. Add to that products surrounding…
Experts: Go all in with Facebook for college admissions—or don’t bother
Colleges and universities that don’t have the staff resources to consistently update an admissions-based Facebook page shouldn’t be on the site at all, social media experts said.
Colleges try new tactics in battle against binge drinking
An online self-assessment is one of many tactics that colleges and universities are using to combat binge drinking, which remains a serious problem on campuses nationwide.