Carnegie Mellon University is adding a new six-unit course, "Cloud Computing for Business," to its School of Information Systems & Management academic offerings.
ITT Education Services has announced it will permanently cease operations at all its schools. The decision comes after the Department of Education banned ITT Tech from accepting new students who rely on federal financial aid, among other restrictions.
Educators and researchers at Kent State University have launched an app that teaches mathematical reasoning to students in special education, as well as a website that catalogs similar resources.
A business accelerator focused on technology for higher education has named its first cohort of startups.
Virginia Tech is providing hands-on STEM training to both teachers and students with a new learning environment that is part lab, part makerspace and part classroom.
Shipments of wearable devices reached 22.5 million in the second quarter of 2016, according to the International Data Corporation’s recent Worldwide Quarterly Wearable Device Tracker report.
Sometimes STEM is for the birds. That was the message for middle schoolers during a set of free workshops run this summer by Cornell University.
Samsung is recalling millions of its new Galaxy Note 7 smartphones globally after reports that the devices can catch fire while charging. The South Korean company is also halting sales of the new device around the world.
The school year-long competition is intended to supply students from kindergarten to university level with skills to survive in the 21st century economy and workforce.