Auburn University upgraded Jordan-Hare Stadium with a $13.9 million LED video display that runs 197 feet wide by 57 feet high and uses 8.7 million LEDs, alongside a new state-of-the-art sound system.
A pilot program from Pennsylvania State University’s Teaching and Learning With Technology office explores the value of “smart presence” technologies in education.
The Center for Online and Hybrid Learning and Instructional Technologies (COHLIT) at Rutgers University in New Jersey has partnered with Volute to launch the Volute Marketplace, where universities can bundle and share personalized education solutions.
A company that develops recording software has introduced a new version of its flagship program optimized for students to use in lecture halls.
Laws in more than 20 states restrict or prohibit local governments from building their own broadband networks, according to a report released today by the Education Commission of the States.
3D4Medical has released Lecture Builder, an interactive software application designed to help medical school professors create custom anatomy lectures and content for students.
A new survey from Cengage Learning found that open educational resources in higher education have the potential to triple in use as primary courseware over the next five years.
New research found that standing desks in classrooms can help students with weight control.
Four teams from Sony’s Eye on EDU division will be visiting campuses across the country this fall, offering hands-on demos of Sony products and additional opportunities.
Students at Bluefield College in Virginia now pay a flat, discounted fee to receive all of their required textbooks before their classes start.