With data breach risks and high administrative demands, colleges should consider these features for their ERP systems.
The University of Sydney’s new “X-Lab” has the capacity to house eight simultaneous classes across scientific and medical studies.
College students still need human interactions in their education, even if those interactions involve hitting the buttons to make classroom technology work.
Take a look inside this high school STEM lab that offers students design programs, 3D printers, interactive displays, a video wall, a mechatronics lab and more.
The job of a K-12 technology manager is very different today than it was 20 years ago. We take a look at what it takes to be successful in today’s K-12 climate.
As the price on this technology continues to drop, K-12 schools are becoming more and more interested. We take a look at the benefits and challenges of 3D printing.
Using technology is now part of a teacher’s job. Why not give them credit for learning to use it?
Learn more about preparing special education students for Common Core using assistive technologies.
This month, HigherEdTD will cover technologies that boost pedagogy, and head to InfoComm2015.
The decision to go 1:1 is just the first in a series of choices schools will have to make once devices enter the classroom. Insurance provider, Fortegra, explores three things schools must have, including a plan for how to deal with broken or stolen devices.
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