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23 août 2014

ASEAN’s economic integration: how science can help

As South-East Asia gears up to form a tighter economic community, states have much to gain from scientific input.
Plans for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to achieve economic integration by 2015 have had its ten member countries in a state of confusion, excitement and fear for several months. More...

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23 août 2014

University figures out how to keep STEM undergrads in STEM

By eCampus News staff and wire reports. To improve students’ chances of completing introductory biology courses and decrease poor grades, the University of Houston (UH) implemented a comprehensive student success program, employing various interventions for students at risk for failure. More...

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23 août 2014

Taking research from the lab to the marketplace

By eCampus News staff and wire reports. Learn more about the support services and funding structures needed to go a step beyond traditional research. After seeing an increase in arsenic contamination in developing countries, a researcher at the University of Texas at Arlington created a solution that he hopes will be used in the field someday soon. More...

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23 août 2014

Trust in online education on the rise

By Ron Bethke. A growing trust in digital institutions is occurring with online learning. According to a new Gallup poll, more U.S. adults (out of a random sample of about 1,000) agree or strongly agree that online colleges and universities offer high-quality education. More...

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23 août 2014

Hot technology trends in higher education

By Bob Burwell. Enterprise-level technology continues to evolve at a furious pace, and with the growing operational and technological complexity of our higher education institutions, school administrators and executives charged with IT responsibilities can be left scratching their heads trying to understand and navigate their options. More...

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23 août 2014

Why ‘teacherpreneurs’ should not feel guilty

By Michael Keathley. Two of the reasons educators often give for why they became teachers are “helping students” and “learning new things” (Vaux. R. 1999-2013). In fact, research has shown that professors really do care about students having a successful edventure. These two desires go hand in hand as dedicated faculty work hard to learn more ways to meet students’ needs as well as pursuing their own passion for learning. More...

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23 août 2014

5 important higher-ed conversations on Twitter

By Michael Sharnoff. How will colleges and universities find a more sustainable business model in higher ed? Whether discussing the latest trends in online learning, cybersecurity, or tuition costs, there are plenty of ed-tech conversations to follow on Twitter. More...

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23 août 2014

What Google can teach colleges about servers

By Denny Carter. Campus IT departments, especially as officials face near-constant budget challenges, have largely turned away from what was once a common and straightforward way to keep server rooms at a reasonable temperature: Blast air conditioning into those rooms at all hours of the day. More...

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23 août 2014

Should students avoid buying tablets on campus?

By Denny Carter. Nearly every college student owns a laptop, while just one in five have a tablet computer of some kind, but for those looking to make the investment in a mobile tool like an iPad, purchasing one online or at a retail store could save upwards of 35 percent when compared to tablet prices at campus book stores, according to an August report released by DealNews. More...

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23 août 2014

Blended learning design advice for collaboration & retention

By Meris Stansbury - eCampus. According to a new roundup of case studies spanning multiple universities in Australia, blended synchronous learning can improve student retention rates and ease the concern that online students aren’t getting the same education as on-campus students. However, that’s only if blended learning is done right. More...

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