From virtual reality to learning space design, here are the trends and ideas that garnered the most attention over the last year.
This year's top issues in education technology reflect the bigger picture of a student's pathway from individual course all the way to graduation and career.
For decades, developers at South Orange County Community College District have been creating innovative and useful digital tools that automate tasks to assist faculty and benefit students. Here, SOCCCD's Vice Chancellor of Technology explains how a strategy of human-centered design has been key to the success of these tool-building development efforts over time.
A virtual version of the escape room concept is engaging students at Northampton Community College. Here's how the setup works.
Penn State University's graduate-level Additive Manufacturing and Design program is giving students the technical and professional skills they need to succeed in the industry.
The University of Oregon is improving retention rates with a variety of student supports that help pave the way to success on campus and beyond.
Virginia Commonwealth University is using an automated grading tool to give students the coding practice they need without overwhelming instructors.
A new program at Beloit College called Channels is encouraging students to explore the connections between their curricular agendas and their co-curricular learning and passions — ultimately benefitting their future careers.
If you've been looking to get involved in esports on campus, either in the classroom or in competition, these tips and resources will help.
At Louisiana State University, an undergraduate student used 3D printing and a lot of ingenuity to create the first personalized human model for cancer research.
