The 2018 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference is October 30 through November 2 in Denver, Colorado, and the edtech showcase promises to be both robust and inspiring. In a recent survey, our members told us they wanted to see more on emerging technologies and EDUCAUSE is thrilled to welcome 47 companies this year―our largest number yet―to Start-Up Alley. More...

Here are six ways Lambda School is disrupting the traditional computer science bachelor’s degree. More...

University of Memphis accelerates students through online courses, saving them time and money. More...

Higher-ed leaders must create programs and processes to help all students transform their lives, and their families, for generations to come. More...

Strong information literacy skills are more of necessity than ever--but they can be influenced by peer groups. More...

Research from the American Council on Education shows that almost 60 percent of U.S. undergraduate students are nontraditional, meaning they are 25 or older, work full-time, and have work, family, or other obligations that require flexibility in their educational options. More...

The Math Emporium, located on the campus of Rio Salado College in Phoenix, Arizona, is an informal, cafe-style study and practice space to help students navigate basic math. But that’s not all. The emporium is staffed by a math “concierge” who acts as tutor, small-group presenter, and coach. More...

Ohio State University's SMART Lab is helping students practice mindfulness and breathing techniques. More...

Higher-ed leaders have to change the lens through which they view students if they hope to create learner-centered universities–and part of that change starts with segmentation. More...

An innovative approach to artificial intelligence at the University of Rhode Island is open to the public. More...