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.
University of Montana became an Internet2 Network site to increase the speed of its network connectivity.
Many schools and K-12 AV consultants are not aware of ADA requirements for assisitve listening devices. Here’s what you need to know to become ADA compliant and a look at one type of technology that can get you there.
A new report goes inside IT spending in U.S. schools. Find out what schools are buying and how the economy is affecting the market.
With cyberattack counts climbing high, these five colleges teach higher education institutions the do’s and don’ts of cybersecurity.
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.
Despite a rise in hearing loss, many schools remain unaware of the ADA requirements for the hearing impaired, which mandates installation of assistive listening devices in every new constructed or altered classroom and assembly area.
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