While tech companies use UNH’s InterOperability Lab as a space to test their products for AVnu Alliance certification, students are gaining real world experience in the engineering field.
Videoconferencing expert Tamela Smith reveals 3 key tips to help end users conduct a better videoconferencing meeting.
Communications expert Katie Bair reveals how end users can make their digital displays more engaging without going overboard on the graphics.
STEM3 Academy is a unique school that helps students with social and learning differences develop their natural skills and abilities in STEM-related disciplines. Read on to learn more about their innovative STEM curriculum and how it prepares their students for future success.
HigherEdTD kicks off the higher education tradeshow season with two conferences in Georgia.
MMS Student Information Platform was awarded Massachusetts SIF 2.7 Certification. MMS focuses on making it as easy as possible for districts to collect, manage, and report on accurate data, so that educators can focus on serving their communities and students. Massachusetts relies on the SIF Association’s specifications for student data because it is both comprehensive in scope, and allows for cross checks to ensure accuracy. With a Massachusetts SIF certification, MMS helps Massachusetts districts receive the funding it is entitled to, and ensuring that each district has access to quality, free, teaching and learning resources.
In order to give staff a unified, easy-to-manage internal system, CWU invested in Oracle’s PeopleSoft Human Capital Management 9.2 and PeopleSoft Financials 9.2 solutions.
College students consume video content through four major behaviors in order to fulfill their personal and educational needs. Video expert James Cross reveals and discusses those behaviors during a webinar hosted by MediaCore.
With scammers getting smarter, users should strategize how and where they look for an online college.
The 5th annual Sikorsky Helicopter 2050 Program and Challenge asks children, ages 9-16, to create an eco-friendly helicopter of the future that addresses potential challenges of 2050. The nation competition launched on June 1 and will run until October 15, 2015. The main goal of the competition is to encouraging students’ hands-on learning in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). The winner of the 2015 competition will receive the Igor Sikorsky Youth Innovator Award and a $1,000 scholarship, and will also be granted the opportunity to be flown to Sikorsky’s headquarters in Stratford, Connecticut, where they will tour the assembly lines of the iconic BLACK HAWK and SEAHAWK military helicopters and meet with Sikorsky rotorcraft engineers.
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