10 colleges where graduates have the most debt
Many students take loans to help pay for college. Among graduates in the class of 2011, 68 percent of students had debt at graduation, according to data their…
Laura Ascione is the Editorial Director at eSchool Media. She is a graduate of the University of Maryland's prestigious Philip Merrill College of Journalism.
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Ray Kurzweil joins Google in full-time engineering director role
Famed inventor, entrepreneur, author, and futurist Ray Kurzweil announced that he has been hired by search engine giant Google as a director of engineering focused on machine learning…
Sonic Foundry Live Webinar: “Campus IT Priorities: A Conversation with Kenneth C. Green of the Campus Computing Project”
Free Mediasite webcast explores challenges and priorities confronting campus IT officers MADISON, Wis. — December 13, 2012 — Sonic Foundry, ... Read more
BadgeStackTM Adds Reward Badges to Muhlenberg College HYPE Program
HYPE (Healthy Youth Peer Education) Develops High School Students into Leaders NEW YORK, NY – December 13, 2012 – Using ... Read more
FSR’s New CORE Product Line Addresses Floor Space Challenge
COOL OVERHEAD RACK ENCLOSURES OFFER SOLUTIONS FOR CLASSROOMS, BOARDROOMS AND MEETING ROOMS Woodland Park, NJ – FSR, manufacturer of audio ... Read more
Even without Microsoft, this year’s CES is going to be a big one, CEA head says
Back in January, the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show broke attendance records, with 156,153 people coming to see what’s hot in tech, the Washington Post reports. And this…
Facebook changes privacy settings, again
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Facebook is making changes to its privacy settings, The New York Times reports. First, it is improving some privacy protections.…
Google Maps returns to iOS as an app after Apple’s removal
Once banished from Apple's iOS, Google Maps has returned to the mobile platform in the form of a standalone app, CNET reports. The official Google Maps app returned…
New spec could improve educational web searches
A major effort to help publishers tag educational content using a new specification could help instructors quickly find age-appropriate resources online.
Veterans deserve more from higher education
Another Veteran's Day approaches. Once again, those of us who lead America's colleges and universities are reminded of the over two million veterans who will have left the…