5 ed-tech highlights from CES 2015
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Skills gap, outdated infrastructure hinder AI use
A new survey underscores the rapid rise of AI adoption, while identifying the common use cases and challenges of this technology
Looking back and looking forward at higher-ed CyberSecurity
According to various reports, including those from BreachLevelIndex.com, PrivacyRights.org, and Secure Computing, there were at least 154 data breaches in the U.S., .edu realm in 2014, and another…
Report: Kick back online learning profits to faculty
Want faculty to adopt the latest in tech-enhanced learning? Kick back some of the profits (e.g. revenue from online learning programs), says a new report. According to this…
INFOGRAPHIC: 5 ways to strengthen higher ed-tech security in 2015
35 percent of all security breaches take place in higher education. 500+ security breaches have occurred at 320+ higher ed institutions since 2005--a rate of just over 1…
Colleges use ‘smart’ technology in football helmets to detect injuries
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The best online programs in 2015
East coast and Midwest public universities dominate in best online bachelor programs Online education is appealing for its novel approach ... Read more
Opinion: Answering the value question in higher education
In the years that I have stood at the helm of Chalk & Wire (now nearly 20) I have never experienced such a consistent demand for assessment systems…
edX and Microsoft Office Mix join to enhance online learning
Although most online higher education courses today are presented as mere PowerPoint lectures, Microsoft has joined forces with edX in the hopes that their Office Mix service can…
15 higher-ed technology predictions for 2015
