AAEEBL and Campus Technology 2015: Discussions of the Move Away from Traditional Thinking about the Curriculum

Trent Batson: The AAEEBL and Campus Technology annual conferences in Boston are just around the corner, July 27-30. Find out what's in store…

Texas A&M and Texas CCs Team Up to Boost to Engineering Degrees

A Texas university and four community colleges are working together to draw students into engineering and keep them on track to graduation.

Purdue Faculty Help Each Other Learn Steps of Tech Transfer

To help innovators at Purdue University convert their technology ideas into commercial endeavors, the university is running a mentoring program where faculty help other faculty. Deliberate Innovation for Faculty is a team of faculty members who have already had success in moving an invention into commercialization.

Cal State San Bernardino Powers Up With Wireless Charging

Students at California State University, San Bernardino will soon be able to charge their mobile devices wirelessly all over campus.

Carnegie Mellon To Lead Internet of Things Expedition

Google has selected Carnegie Mellon University to lead a multi-university project to create new technology for the Internet of Things.

New Registry Will Demystify Badges, Credentials and Degrees

George Washington University, Southern Illinois University and Workcred, a nonprofit affiliate of the American National Standards Institute, are teaming up to build a "credential registry" that would increase the transparency and value of industry credentials and degrees.

Report: Learning Commons Feature 6.8 Group-Collaboration Rooms on Average

The average number of group-work rooms in college and university learning commons is 6.8, according to a new study.

Report: Skills Gap Increasing in Higher Ed-to-Business Talent Pipelines

Employers are struggling to find college graduates with the necessary skills for their jobs, according to a new report from the Human Capital Institute.

U Central Florida, Canon Partner on Mixed Reality Competition

The University of Central Florida and Canon USA have partnered to establish a mixed reality competition and mentorship program.

UC Berkeley, Cal Poly Receive $6 Million for Open Source Project

Project Jupyter, an open-source software project led by Fernando Perez of University of California, Berkeley and Brian Granger of California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo has been granted $6 million over the next three years.

Campus Technology 2015

C3 Technology Conference 2015

Distance Teaching & Learning Conference

Mobility and Modern Web Conference

DevLearn 2015 Conference & Expo

Teaching Professor Technology Conference

National College Learning Center Association Annual Conference

ASCD Conference on Educational Leadership

OLC Annual International Conference

Educause Annual Conference

STEMtech

National Symposium on Student Retention

WCET Annual Meeting

NCSS Annual Conference

SEDUG 2015 (Southeast EDucation Users Group)

American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) Annual Convention and World Languages Expo