ePortfolio: Changing the Rhetoric of Technology Adoption

Trent Batson explores how a reframing of the notion of "ePortfolio adoption" may help promote the technology.

38 Colleges to Drop Traditional Textbooks in Favor of OER in New Degree Programs

The OER Degree Initiative will create degree programs that utilize openly licensed learning materials, eliminating the purchase of expensive textbooks and saving community college students thousands of dollars.

Smithsonian Launches Learning Lab to Create, Share Resource Collections

The Learning Lab offers tools for creativity, personalization and publishing, and will eventually evolve with user input.

Texas A&M Develops Art History Video Game

Faculty and students at Texas A&M University have created a video game designed to supplement a college-level art history course.

Susquehanna U Deploys Cross-Departmental Media Library

Susquehanna University in Pennsylvania has implemented cloud-based digital asset management software to help staff manage the university's large photo library and share media assets between departments.

eCornell Introduces Live Online Events with Cornell Faculty

WebSeries, the new subscription portal on eCornell, hosts one-hour online events for working professionals and lifelong learners.

Ed Tech Companies Examine Impact of Digital Content in Personalized Learning

An education technology accelerator is working with an ed tech company to collaborate on a project to understand how teachers and students interact with digital content and whether that personalization makes a difference on student engagement.

Cornell and Google Research How to Block Fake Social Engagement

If you've ever watched a crummy video on YouTube with thousands of views and wondered how it generated such positive attention, you may have been the victim of "fake engagement activities."

3D Printer Shipments Up for Education (and All Other Segments)

3D printing is on a growth jag. A new forecast from International Data Corp. projects that the market grew in the United States by nearly 20 percent in 2015 compared to 2014.

InfoComm 2016 Formally the Largest on Record

A record 1,000 exhibitors, including 211 new exhibitors, occupied the north and central halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center last week for InfoComm 2016. The annual audiovisual trade show and conference took up 527,105 net square feet of exhibition and special events space — also a show record.

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