We take a look at online and blended learning, a growing trend in K-12 education. Here’s what you need to know.
An online learning teacher discovers ways to keep her distance learners engaged.
A Project Eagle Grant helped St. Petersburg College begin to build up their online course offerings 15 years ago. Since then, momentum towards more innovative and effective educational models has only increased.
A look at Oregon University’s custom sports solution for its football players.
Texas Tech University’s new video wall gives students a glimpse of their field in the work world.
When shopping, look for furniture that offers comfort, support, portability, supports electronics, provides privacy and encourages collaboration.
With mass notification technology on the rise, colleges have new ways to use their communication tools beyond typical crisis functions.
The best distance learning cameras will provide HD images, point-tilt-zoom capabilities, live-streaming and on-demand options and support content sharing.
The University of Utah is advancing online course offerings through the building of its UOnline Center where a 112-computer subnet was created to allow for a controlled testing environment. The Center offers Lenovo ThinkCentre computers mounted beneath the desks with accompanying 19-inch Samsung LED-backlit screens. 22-inch screens are available for ADA compliance. Here, students take proctored online exams on computers that feature anti-cheating technology.
A biomass boiler and solar panels are just some of the ways that colleges across the country are going and saving green.
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