MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center (PSFC) has deployed Exablox’s OneBlox as its primary storage for local users’ files and images, as well as its target for Veeam backups to protect the lab’s research. More...
Large state university rolls out new engagement tool
Move could signal a larger shift in focus toward in-class engagement, officials said. More...
EDUCAUSE announces annual conference keynote speakers
EDUCAUSE has opened its registration for this year’s EDUCAUSE Annual Conference to be held October 27–30, 2015, in Indianapolis, Indiana and online. The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference, the largest conference focused on technology in higher education, explores the essential IT issues facing higher education and convenes some of the brightest minds in the community from across the United States and around the world. More...
OpenStax College collaborates to offer free online STEM text
The collaborative publishing agreement — the first for each partner — will produce a peer-reviewed, open-copyright textbook. More than 300,000 U.S. college students take an introductory microbiology course for allied health majors each year, and the new book could save them an estimated $30 million over the next four years. More...
Elsevier introduces Knovel Quick Search for Autodesk AutoCAD
Elsevier, a provider of scientific, technical and medical information products and services, has launched Knovel Quick Search for AutoCAD. More...
Community college boosts BYOD security
In an effort to improve its BYOD security, North Hennepin Community College is using Good Technology’s Good Enterprise Suite for its BYOD solution, enabling secure access to work emails, student assignments, strategic plans, and more. More...
Purdue students use tech to demonstrate experiential learning
Online portfolios help students showcase their learning experiences and skills. More...
Should universities require arts training for STEM students?
By Vanessa Miller. New university requirement would ask engineers to take creative training to meet evolving marketplace demands. More...
University begins project to help blind students with math
By Drew Taylor. However, anaphylactic reaction to contrast dye in an MRI test left him blind and confined to a wheelchair, without proper use of his motor skills and unable to speak louder than a whisper. More...
6 major trends in college and university admissions
By . According to the National Association for College Admission Counseling’s 12th annual State of College Admission report, which examines the transition from high school to postsecondary education, many higher education institutions are reaching out to transfer and international students in order to sustain continued growth in applications. More...