At USC, an ambitious campuswide renovation aims to create tech-enabled learning spaces that place a premium on flexibility.
U Kansas will expand deployment of Perceptive Software workflow management solutions to bolster efficiency across campus.
An emphasis on the open sharing of ideas makes higher ed more vulnerable to network attacks than corporations. How can schools mitigate the risks while still preserving their academic freedom?
6 ideas to help vendors and IT leaders forge a more productive relationship.
Universities are wrestling with the possibilities and pitfalls of making homegrown IT products available beyond their campuses. CT examines the benefits of the two major options: open source or a commercialized venture.
Meridia has released a new version of its audience response software which enables users to insert interactive response slides into any PowerPoint presentation and capture votes from the audience.
Institutions can now monitor student-athlete social media activity.
Fedora, the free, open-source Linux operating system distribution from the Fedora Project, has been updated to version 16.
A full month ahead of its planned formal release, Solaris 11 was previewed this week at the Oracle OpenWorld 2011 event in San Francisco.
Thomas Jefferson University, an institution with an academic health center and an affiliated teaching hospital, is using an encryption strategy to keep sensitive data secure and avoid the hardship of data breaches.