Higher Education and K-12: Partnerships for Success

K-12 gets students first — long before they reach higher education. What kinds of partnerships can better serve the overall trajectory of IT services, from K-12 through higher education?

Cooking up Faster Mobile Image Processing

Researchers from MIT, Stanford and Adobe have created a "recipe" approach for processing images on mobile phones.

Faculty Role in Competency Programs Still Evolving

Faculty leadership may not be as strongly felt in competency-based education (CBE) programs as it ought to be. Only 15 percent of CBE faculty and staff members are tenured or on the tenure track and only about one in five (19 percent) participate in shared governance activities.

University of Maryland Uses Virtual Reality Lab for Research and Education

The University of Maryland hosted a demonstration of its new virtual and augmented reality laboratory recently, showing off the lab's potential to support research, education and training in the sciences, engineering, medicine and industry.

New England Colleges Bolster Career Portals

Two institutions in New England are adding an online program to their career services operations to help students identify job opportunities.

UC Berkeley Holds 3D Printing Designathon

The University of California Berkeley held its second 3D Printing Designathon recently, with several of the university's engineering design-oriented organizations hosting the event to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

UC Riverside Rec Center Video Wall Stacks 49 LCD Displays

University of California Riverside has installed a video wall featuring 49 displays in an effort to encourage student participation.

George Washington U Adds Video Tools To Extend Classes Beyond Main Campus

Technology upgrades will allow students at George Washington University's satellite campus in Hampton Roads, VA, to participate in classes held at the school's main Foggy Bottom campus.

Washington State's K-20 Education Network Upgrades WAN

The K-20 Education Network, a publicly supported network supporting educational institutions throughout the state of Washington, is upgrading its wide area network infrastructure to provide high speed communications to 101 higher education institutions, K-12 school districts and libraries.

New Technology Allows Breakout Sessions for Large Online Video Classes

Zoom Breakout Rooms will allow instructors in video classes as large as 200 students to break into as many as 50 smaller groups.

Campus Technology 2016

The 16th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT)

2016 NMC Summer Conference

Association for College and University Technology Advancement (ACUTA) 2016 Winter Seminar

Association of American Colleges & Universities Annual Meeting (AAC&U 2016)

SANS Security East 2016

TDWI 2016

ELI Annual Meeting 2016

eLearning 2016

EDexpo 2016

ACUTA Annual Conference & Exhibition 2016