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What’s hogging bandwidth on college campuses?

Bandwidth demands have been at critical levels for years on college campuses of every size, and the ubiquity of tablets has only complicated matters for higher education IT…

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What’s hogging bandwidth on college campuses?

July 1, 2014 by By Denny Carter, Editor

Bandwidth demands have been at critical levels for years on college campuses of every size, and the ubiquity of tablets has only complicated matters for higher education IT…

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5 ways mobile devices have (and haven’t) changed studying

May 6, 2014May 6, 2014 by By Jake New, Editor, <a href='https://twitter.com/ecn_jake' target='_blank'>@eCN_Jake</a>

College students now own an average of seven mobile devices, and spend nearly four hours a day interacting with their laptops, tablets, and smart phones. The bandwidth needs…

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Students concerned about university spying

September 17, 2013September 10, 2013 by By Jake New, Assistant Editor

They’re always watching. At least that’s what the majority of students think about campus administrators when using the internet. Nearly eighty percent of college students in the U.S.…

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Students want more class assignments available on mobile devices

July 29, 2013July 23, 2013 by By Jake New, Assistant Editor

A survey, conducted by CourseSmart and Wakefield Research, asked 500 American college students about their dependence on devices, their opinions on eTextbooks and their views toward the rising…

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Study: Campuses lack mobile and BYOD policies, despite concerns

July 3, 2013July 1, 2013 by By Jake New, Assistant Editor

Three quarters of university chief information officers say that the importance of mobility and bring your own device (BYOD) has ... Read more

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MIT researchers hoping to make cloud computing more efficient

November 22, 2013April 5, 2013 by By Denny Carter, Managing Editor

Cloud computing can use about 20 times as much hardware as it needs to function properly, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers believe an algorithm could be…

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Americans wish they had studied, networked more in college: poll

April 2, 2013 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

Americans wish they had studied more in college, view admissions tests as a necessary evil and would tell their children to finish their degrees rather than follow in…

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Bandwidth demand straining college budgets

September 13, 2012September 12, 2012 by By Dennis Carter, Assistant Editor

Half of college IT departments pay for broadband internet service in campus residential areas and don’t recover the costs, while six in 10 students said they would consider…

What’s hogging bandwidth on college campuses?

Bandwidth demands have been at critical levels for years on college campuses of every size, and the ubiquity of tablets has only complicated matters for higher education IT…

What’s hogging bandwidth on college campuses?

Bandwidth demands have been at critical levels for years on college campuses of every size, and the ubiquity of tablets has only complicated matters for higher education IT…

5 ways mobile devices have (and haven’t) changed studying

College students now own an average of seven mobile devices, and spend nearly four hours a day interacting with their laptops, tablets, and smart phones. The bandwidth needs…

Students concerned about university spying

They’re always watching. At least that’s what the majority of students think about campus administrators when using the internet. Nearly eighty percent of college students in the U.S.…

Students want more class assignments available on mobile devices

A survey, conducted by CourseSmart and Wakefield Research, asked 500 American college students about their dependence on devices, their opinions on eTextbooks and their views toward the rising…

Study: Campuses lack mobile and BYOD policies, despite concerns

Three quarters of university chief information officers say that the importance of mobility and bring your own device (BYOD) has ... Read more

Americans wish they had studied, networked more in college: poll

Americans wish they had studied more in college, view admissions tests as a necessary evil and would tell their children to finish their degrees rather than follow in…

Scribbles Software Launches ScribForward to Help Colleges and Universities Manage Student Application Documents

ECMC Foundation Announces Nationwide Funding Strategy to Address Basic Needs Challenges among College Students

Ampetronic and Listen Technologies Partner as Global Leaders in Assistive Listening and Wireless Audio Distribution

Wake Tech’s Multipurpose Lecture Hall and Atrium Run on Extron AV Technology

BibliU Acquires Texas Book Company to Deliver and Innovate for Higher Education Students, Faculty and Administrators across the U.S.

Bandwidth demands have been at critical levels for years on college campuses of every size, and the ubiquity of tablets has only complicated matters for higher education IT…

College students now own an average of seven mobile devices, and spend nearly four hours a day interacting with their laptops, tablets, and smart phones. The bandwidth needs…

To the teenagers who plaster their boredom, distaste for physics and bodily yearnings all over the Internet while still hoping to get into a good college, here's a…

They’re always watching. At least that’s what the majority of students think about campus administrators when using the internet. Nearly eighty percent of college students in the U.S.…

While student use of many social networking services may be down, those who work in student affairs say they are still frequently using the sites – both on…

A survey, conducted by CourseSmart and Wakefield Research, asked 500 American college students about their dependence on devices, their opinions on eTextbooks and their views toward the rising…

Three quarters of university chief information officers say that the importance of mobility and bring your own device (BYOD) has ... Read more

Cloud computing can use about 20 times as much hardware as it needs to function properly, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers believe an algorithm could be…

Americans wish they had studied more in college, view admissions tests as a necessary evil and would tell their children to finish their degrees rather than follow in…

Half of college IT departments pay for broadband internet service in campus residential areas and don’t recover the costs, while six in 10 students said they would consider…

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