University of California president to retire
Mark Yudof, the president of the University of California system, announced Friday he will end his tenure on Aug. 31, 2013, the Huffington Post reports.
Month: January 2013
Best practices in higher-education technology use: January 2013
A new eLearning network gives students more choices … MOOCs help with remedial college math … Sharing IT services pays off for Oklahoma universities: These are among the…
Dartmouth College ending Advanced Placement credit
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — High school students hoping to earn college credits through Advanced Placement exams soon will be out of luck at Dartmouth College, which has concluded…
New Android Mobile Video Support through GCS Cloud-Based Service
New service provides Android users with video, audio and H.239 data collaboration MINNEAPOLIS (January 15th, 2013) – Global Conferencing Solutions ... Read more
The safest colleges in the country
This week, the University of Southern California announced new safety measures, including a campus lock down at night, the Huffington Post reports.
These distance-learning scholarships bring your online degree closer
Every year, an increasing number of students pursue some or all of their college education online, U.S. News reports.
New pressure on colleges to disclose grads’ earnings
Joyce English was about to start studying toward an associate degree she hoped would lead to a job as a consultant to healthcare companies around Tacoma, Wash., where…
How to manage barriers to online education programs
A majority of higher-education institutions consider online education programs crucial to their long-term success, according to a recent study from EducationSector. The study also examined key challenges in…
Tools4ever to Automate Account Management at Several More Education Entities with its User Management Resource Administrator (UMRA)
Several secondary schools and universities throughout the United States has selected Tools4ever’s UMRA to automate their user account management processes. ... Read more