June to Cover Pedagogy Technologies, HigherEdTD Heads to InfoComm2015
This month, HigherEdTD will cover technologies that boost pedagogy, and head to InfoComm2015.
University of Montana Invests in Ultra-High-Speed Solution for Faster Network Connectivity
University of Montana became an Internet2 Network site to increase the speed of its network connectivity.
Cal Poly Ponoma Foundation Installs Kronos Software to Reduce Paper Usage, Collect Employment Data
After installing Kronos’s HR software, the Cal Poly Ponoma Foundation reduced its paper usage by 95 percent, cut down the amount of time and workers it took to process HR-related business, and made employee’s employment information more accessible to them.
Bryant University to Spend $75 M On Educational Facilities On Rhode Island, China Campuses
Bryant University will undergo more than $ 75 M to add 250,000 square feet of building space on its local and international campuses.
How Colleges Use Sustainability Technologies to Grow a Green Culture on Campus
Colleges use technologies like solar panels, 3D printers and software solutions to reduce their energy bills and consumption, and foster a sustainable culture on campus.
UMass Boston Conference Covers Collaboration, Assistive Technologies in Higher Education
UMass Boston’s University Conference on Teaching, Learning & Technology held educational sessions on May 18, 2015, some of which covered technologies that can boost classroom collaboration and accessibility to ADA compliant technologies for students with disabilities.
Florida Atlantic University Invests In Zero Clients to Keep Up with Computer Use, Cut Energy Costs
In order to support students’ computer usage and create a more environmentally friendly atmosphere on campus, Florida Atlantic University traded in its computer towers for ViewSonic’s All in One zero clients
5 Features to Consider Before Purchasing a 3D Printer for Your College Classroom
If your college is planning on purchasing a 3D printer, makes sure it checks out these 5 considerations. The considerations include which printers cut material costs, promote a green environment, offer multi-print functions, offer different material bases and which printer companies might invest back into the school after the purchase.
5 Things to Consider Before Your College Goes Solar
Before investing in solar energy to power campus, colleges should consider state regulations, the overall ROI, purchasing plan options, how much power is needed and where the panels will be installed.
NCSEA’s Allison Eckley Discusses How Colleges Can Get Clean Energy from the Energy Freedom Act
Allison Eckley from the NC Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA) discusses the Energy Freedom Act, and how its third-party sales initiatives will allow colleges to purchase energy from renewable energy companies of their choice.
