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12/8/2015
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  • Apple Goes Open Source With Swift

    Apple's Swift programming language is now open source.

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    • Sponsored by: IBM
    Michigan State University uses IBM analytics for smarter fundraising

    By mining alumni and donor records, social media and other unstructured data-sets with text analytics software, MSU can better understand the engagement, sentiments and behavior of current and potential donors. For more information about the solutions that Michigan State used,

    visit ibm.com/business-analytcs

  • 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.

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  • Dropout Detective Improves Support for Academic Advisors

    AspirEDU has updated its student retention tool, Dropout Detective, in an effort to better support academic advisors and instructors of in-person classes.

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  • Steelcase Education Launches Second Annual Active Learning Center Grant

    The company will award up to 15 schools with a new active learning classroom valued at $62,000.

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  • 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.

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