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2 juillet 2016

University taps students for online brand building success

eCampus NewsBy Andrew Barbour. A North Carolina school is using an online promotional tool to tout its students’ successes to family, news outlets, and potential employers. Brand building is an added benefit. More...

2 juillet 2016

Cloud, with a chance of savings and 24/7 uptime

eCampus NewsBy Andrew Barbour. A trifecta of needs—cost savings, business continuity, and disaster-recovery—has prompted Peirce College in Philadelphia to migrate much of its infrastructure to the cloud over the past 18 months. More...

2 juillet 2016

3 keys to successful campus branding

eCampus NewsBy Bob McDonald. In order to survive and thrive in today’s oft-cutthroat student admissions competition, creating a visual identity for your academic institution should beabout more than simply adopting a few generic best practices for campus outreach and communications. More...

2 juillet 2016

Why you can’t discuss online learning without acknowledging this

eCampus NewsBy Justin Beck. With nearly 1 in 5 Americans classified as having a disability, according to the 2010 census, and 13 percent of all public school students receiving special education services, accessibility is more important to educational institutions than ever before. More...

2 juillet 2016

Matching degrees to jobs adds up to much higher lifetime earnings

eCampus NewsBy Mark Schneider, Cheryl Oldham and Brandon Busteed. We’ve heard that college is one of the best personal investments; that a degree is a ticket to a better job or career; and even that a bachelor’s degree is worth a million dollars in added lifetime earnings compared with a high school degree. More...

2 juillet 2016

Why do women leave engineering?

eCampus NewsBy Peter Dizikes. Women who go to college intending to become engineers stay in the profession less often than men. Why is this? While multiple reasons have been offered in the past, a new study co-authored by an MIT sociologist develops a novel explanation: The negative group dynamics women tend to experience during team-based work projects makes the profession less appealing. More...

2 juillet 2016

First-ever Israel EdTech Summit brings a global reach

eCampus NewsBy Stephen Noonoo. Throughout the two days, more than 500 attendees from around the world — including China, Brazil, Germany, and the United States — listened to panel discussions on topics such as personalized learning and big data, improving STEM education, and the role of capital in ed-tech investment success. Other sessions focused on closing the skill gap, bridging tech inequality among students, and building out a successful company. More...

2 juillet 2016

University of Colorado launches online learning portal

eCampus NewsBy Sarah Kuta. The University of Colorado this week officially launched “Connect,” an online platform that links prospective students to all online course and degree offerings across CU’s four campuses. More...

2 juillet 2016

Why Teachers College blew up its wireless network

eCampus NewsBy Andrew Barbour. To help prepare Teachers College, Columbia University for the 21st century, the IT department decided the best way to fix its existing wireless network was to throw it out. More...

2 juillet 2016

CSU Systems names Mediasite its preferred video management platform

eCampus NewsVideo management platform helps students and faculty weave video creation into teaching, learning. More...

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