Featured Virtualization taking root on campus By Sarah Langmead, Assistant Editor December 17th, 2012 Virtualization technology is taking hold in higher education, helping colleges reallocate existing resources to save space, time, energy, and money—while often extending the life of older computers.
News Universities find the virtualization sweet spot January 6th, 2011 There hasn’t been much opposition to ridding college campuses of clunky, energy-guzzling server racks, campus…
News Campus technology departments going green November 15th, 2010 Campus technology departments across the country are finding that investing in energy-efficient technologies has an…
News College CIO: Embrace virtualization, but not too much July 16th, 2010 Using one computer to power many has saved money as college budgets have been slashed,…
News 5 innovative cybersecurity training strategies to try in 2021 January 22nd, 2021 As much as 88 percent of data breaches are caused by human error, but only 43 percent of workers admit having made mistakes that compromised…
News 5 ways to be an innovative online instructor January 21st, 2021 In a landscape where online instruction has become more commonplace due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some faculty face challenges associated with operating in an online…
News Faculty stress is soaring as COVID drags on January 20th, 2021 As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to upend the college experience for students and educators, more than half of faculty are experiencing dramatically more stress and…
News Did college students perform worse during COVID-19? January 19th, 2021 As the fall 2020 semester wraps up, we wanted to know more about the student experience of learning during COVID-19. We asked more than 14,000…
News How remote engineering works during a pandemic January 18th, 2021 The work of engineers is often mission critical, from ensuring that life-saving medical equipment can function properly, to providing infrastructure for 5G communications systems, to…
News Calling STEM Educators: Vernier Software & Technology Now Accepting Applications for its 2021 Engineering Award January 15th, 2021 Vernier Software & Technology is now accepting applications for the 2021 Vernier Engineering Award. The annual award, with prizes valued at $5,500, recognizes one middle…
News 3 reasons COVID-19 should spur digital transformation January 15th, 2021 At the end of 2019, college presidents were asked what they saw as the greatest challenges for higher education in 2020 and the results are…
News NBCUniversal News Group Launches Nbcu Academy, Offering On-Campus Training and Education to Universities and Community Colleges Across the Country January 14th, 2021 Initiative Includes Scholarships, Journalism Program Funding and Access to World-Class NBCU News Group Journalists—Creating Pathways for Diverse Storytellers NBCUniversal News Group launched NBCU Academy, a…
News SNU Announces New Online Master’s Degree Program in Instructional Design and Technology January 14th, 2021 Southern Nazarene University (SNU)—a private, Christian, liberal arts university that offers flexible degree-completion and graduate programs for working adults through its College of Professional and…
News No COVID test, no university Wi-Fi January 14th, 2021 The University of Arizona will require students who live in dorms or attend in-person classes on the main campus to be tested weekly for COVID-19…