Survey: Most Students Say Technology Boosts Academic Success

Three out of four college and university students think technology has had a positive impact on their academic success, according to a recent survey.

STEM Degrees Draw Top Salaries, but So Do Others

Computer science and other STEM studies aren't the end-all/be-all for career success. Visual art, sociology, business management and even journalism degrees can help their recipients earn quite respectable salaries.

Report: Spending on AI and Cognitive Systems to Grow 50 Percent Yearly Through 2021

Expert shopping advisors and product recommendations will be the use case to see the fastest growth throughout the period, at 96.6 percent CAGR, with public safety and emergency response close behind at 96.2 percent and intelligent processing automation holding the third spot at 69.2 percent CAGR.

Education Data Breaches Double in First Half of 2017

The number of lost, stolen or compromised records is up 164 percent in the first six months of this year compared to the last half of 2016, according to a new report. The number of breaches in the education sector more than doubled in the same period, jumping 103 percent, according to the report.

Report: AI, IoT, Cyber Threats Will Shape the Internet's Future

Artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things and security concerns are among the biggest forces that will impact the internet over the next five to seven years, according to a new report from the Internet Society, a nonprofit focused on the open development, evolution and use of the internet.

Users Getting Better at Identifying Phishing Attacks

Users today are more likely to recognize a phishing attack than they were a year ago, according to new data from Wombat Security Technologies.

Wearables to See Double-Digit Growth through 2021

Wrist-worn devices will drive the market, according to a new forecast, while "lesser-known wearable products, such as clothing and ear-wear, will experience market-beating growth in the years to come."

Link between Low Broadband Access and Lower Degree Achievement Noted in Florida

A lack of widely available broadband is correlated to a smaller percentage of residents with college degrees or certificates. That's the suggestion of a presentation made recently in Florida to the Higher Education Coordinating Council.

Campus Management Acquires 5 Hobsons Product Lines

University Innovation Alliance Boosts Low-Income Grads 25 Percent

Rochester Institute of Tech Opens Center Focused on 'Computing Science for All'

Bicameral Act Promotes Federal Grants for OER

White House Memo on STEM Ed Followed Up by Corporate Commitments

Adams State U Intros Digital Award Letters to Simplify Financial Aid

SAS Launches Online Program for Data Science Credentials

Cengage Launches Assessment Platform for Math Placement

Colleges Using AR/VR to Educate Homeowners on Disaster Clean-up

IoT Tech to Increase Food Production in Purdue Digital Agriculture Program

Ohio U to Offer Free Training in Coding, Tech Skills

Signal Vine Adds Quick Messaging Tool, Improved Support

BYU Researchers Aim to Stop Robots from Eating Tables with Wikipedia

U North Texas Rolls Out Career Development Tools for Students

Carnegie Mellon Prof Named Learning XPrize Finalist for RoboTutor Tool

New Internet2 Offering Provides Access to Oracle Cloud

Cornell, Carnegie Researchers Aim to Hold Computers Accountable for Their Decisions

U Maryland Opens Netted Outdoor Lab for Drone Research

Penn State Gives All Students Free Access to Adobe Tools

Online Hub Offers Complete Picture of Higher Ed Finance

Bipartisan Report Advocates Use of Data to Improve Government, Including Education

RIT Intros edX Professional Certificate Program for Soft Skills

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