17 A+ University Tech Projects from 2014
Highlight on 17 of 2014’s most innovative college projects.
EdTech
8 Ed-Tech Products Making a Difference In K-12 Schools
Our readers chose eight technology products that have had a positive impact in their schools this year. See what made the list.
School Wins $25,000 Tech Makeover with Video Inspired by Disney’s ‘Frozen’
Northwest Elementary school won this year’s NEC $25,000 Tech Makeover Contest with a video entry inspired by the movie Frozen. Learn how this money helped the school replace broken, outdated technology and create a better classroom experience for student.
A Look At One of the Most ‘Teched Out’ Schools in the Country
Lèman Preparatory School in Manhattan is known for its academics and cutting-edge use of technology. It’s classrooms feature interactive whiteboards, tablets, a Crestron control system and more to create fully digital, connected classrooms.
What the New E-Rate really Means for K-12
Big changes are coming to E-Rate. Find out how changes in funding are likely to affect your school.
The Horizon Report: A Look at Where Higher Education is Headed
Ruben Puentedura and Cyprien Lomas give educators a horizon report on higher education during a seminar at EDUCAUSE.
6 Reasons Why Health and Home Technology is Beating Higher Education
Dr. Robbie Melton gives a keynote speech at NUTN, demonstrating how healthcare and home technology surpasses the advancements in higher education, and how higher education is in desperate need to catch up.
A Sketch of the New Age College Student
Generation Z students are taking the world by force, tackling social issues, entrepreneurial motives, and project collaboration.
The Tech Talk: Technology In Education Is a Good Thing
Technology undoubtedly is a significant part of communicating and learning in school settings, especially once a student enters college.
Celebrity Gives Prospective College Students Something to Think About at Graduation
Before they head to college, Sandra Bullock offers her words of wisdom to graduating Warren Easton Charter High School students
