Big rush for free Linux course
Students have rushed to sign up to a basic course in Linux computer software being offered by US MOOC provider edX, reports the ... Read more
Month: March 2014
Overcoming challenges to online and flipped learning
Teachers have encountered a few key challenges in moving their instruction online. For one thing, it’s hard to keep students fully attuned in an online or “flipped class”…
The business of ed-tech: March Madness edition
Campus IT officials haven't always thought of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament as a technological nightmare of epic proportions. That's what March Madness has become, however, on campuses…
How to battle the dark side of for-profit universities
When Hannah Benbow ran into problems with the for-profit college she attended, she turned to the federal government for help. Benbow, 24, wrote to the U.S. Department of…
HBCUs go online with open educational resources
Hoping to address a long-standing issue at historically black colleges and universities, Wiley College has teamed up with Lumen Learning to create a center entirely devoted to the…
How can universities stop students cheating online?
Hoping your big sister will help you out with your latest assignment? If you’re studying online with Coursera, you’d better ... Read more
Engineering professor launches app contest
Tufts University, in partnership with Karen Panetta, the Associate Dean of Graduate Engineering at Tufts and an active member of the ... Read more
Does Big Data have the flu?
These days, when people start feeling a fever and a sore throat coming on, often times their first move isn’t ... Read more
Tecom Introduces a New Presentation Switcher – the “TRANSLATOR”
Tecom launches the new TSS-650 “Translator” HD Switcher/Scaler at ISE 2014 New York, NY United States – February 26, 2014 ... Read more
Extron PoleVault Digital Systems Now Shipping
Anaheim, California (March 7, 2014) – Extron Electronics is pleased to announce the immediate availabilty of PoleVault Digital Systems, a ... Read more