Students Report: Classroom Use of Tech Getting Lamer
More students earned better grades in their face-to-face courses than they did in their online courses. And more of them said they believe they could do even better if their professors used more technology in the classroom. Yet in some ways student confidence in the use of classroom technology appears to be on the wane.
MoreClinton Campaign Launches College Cost Calculator
Hillary Clinton's campaign released an online tool that calculates the cost of college under the presidential candidate's higher education plans.
MoreLaws Prohibit or Restrict Municipal Broadband Networks in 20-Plus States
Laws in more than 20 states restrict or prohibit local governments from building their own broadband networks, according to a report released today by the Education Commission of the States.
MoreMichigan State U to Develop 'Smart' Counseling Tech
The National Science foundation awarded Michigan State University a $1 million grant to develop iSee, mobile technology that measures human behavior.
MorePenn State Students Attend Class via Robot
A pilot program from Pennsylvania State University's Teaching and Learning With Technology office explores the value of "smart presence" technologies in education.
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