Fundamentally, delivering an accessible platform is not about checking a box and saying, "It's done." Why accessibility is never-ending and needs IT and vendor input. More...
Robots taking jobs? How higher ed can help students skill up for the jobs of the future
Groundbreaking study forecasts only one in five workers are in occupations that will shrink; lays out blueprint for evolving student skills. More...
Poll: How has technology impacted the future of work?
A majority of Americans would like to see technology companies take a more active role in improving U.S. education by creating apprenticeship programs and providing more technology resources, according to new data. More...
5 ways to apply Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs to edtech for better outcomes
As schools look to modernize teaching and personalize learning, a student-centered approach to implementations through Maslow's theory could lead to better outcomes. More...
2 reasons why blockchain tech has big, tangible implications for higher ed
While many may not be using bitcoin in the near future, the tech behind bitcoin–called blockchain–has the potential to influence higher ed in more ways than one might think. More...
University builds virtual reality CAVE for a new higher ed era
Villanova University aims to understand VR’s strengths and weaknesses for classroom use through its virtual reality CAVE. More...
University researchers get boost thanks to network for big data applications
The Energy Sciences Network, Internet2 and NYSERNet extend agreement to connect U.S. research community to major international network hub. More...
Report: Higher ed leaders reflect on the next 20 years of education technology
Blackboard's new white paper has college and university leaders discuss the possibilities and challenges of higher ed tech in the future. More...
13 strategic technologies to keep on your fall semester radar
Technologies for planning and mapping students’ educational plans, along with mobile app development, are among the top strategic technologies covered in EDUCAUSE’s 2017 Integrated Planning for Advising and Student Success (iPASS) trends and technologies report. More...
Large coding bootcamp overhauls curriculum to meet employee demand
Coding Dojo, a large coding school, announced it is continuing to innovate its curriculum by adding a full-stack course in Java. Java is an extremely common programming language used in Android development and on the backend of companies such as LinkedIn, Google and Amazon. More...