Verizon launches wireless broadband for homes
Verizon Wireless on March 6 announced a version of its wireless broadband service that's designed for use in rural and remote homes that can't get DSL or cable,…
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Technology helps personalize the college experience for SOCCD students
California’s South Orange County Community College District is a leader in ed-tech innovation, with custom-developed applications that help students register for courses, buy textbooks, and find the courses…
How Johns Hopkins has become a leader in social media use for admissions
Dean Tsouvalas, editor-in-chief of StudentAdvisor.com, recently interviewed Daniel Creasy, associate director of undergraduate admissions at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. Johns Hopkins was ranked No. 1 on the…
Small campus library bolstered by the cloud
Sitting on top of Lookout Mountain, Covenant College sometimes is lost in the clouds. Now, the private Dade County, Ga., school’s Kresge Memorial Library will be in the…
How colleges can stay on the leading edge of social media
Higher education's social media pros thought campuses would be well behind the business world in adopting social media strategies. Turns out they were wrong.
At Penn State, crisis management meant monitoring social media
On Nov. 1, Penn State hosted its second “Social Media Summit” for dozens of employees who oversee university-related Web sites, blogs and social media accounts. It was an…
Eric Schmidt envisions a home where every gadget knows you
Google wants to do a little remodeling over at your place. Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt said the company's Android software, which already powers smartphones, tablets, TVs, and…
Kent State donor withdraws $1 million gift
A $1 million gift from Kent State alum Jason M. Cope and his wife Stacie was unexpectedly withdrawn Friday, according to KentWired.com.
Our readers’ top ed-tech picks for 2012
Here are the results of our 2012 Readers’ Choice Awards, which recognize the educational technology products and services our readers have enjoyed the most success with.
The ten most popular eCN stories of the year
Recently, we published our editors' picks for the 10 most significant higher-ed tech stories of 2011. Now, see what our readers think.