SDCCD’s Administrative Offices Shine With New Lighting System and Big Savings
SDCCD installs a new lighting system to give its administrative building better lighting, and cut back on energy consumption.
August 21, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment
SDCCD installs a new lighting system to give its administrative building better lighting, and cut back on energy consumption.
May 28, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment
After installing Kronos’s HR software, the Cal Poly Ponoma Foundation reduced its paper usage by 95 percent, cut down the amount of time and workers it took to process HR-related business, and made employee’s employment information more accessible to them.
May 26, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment
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.
May 19, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment
In order to support students’ computer usage and create a more environmentally friendly atmosphere on campus, Florida Atlantic University traded in its computer towers for ViewSonic’s All in One zero clients
May 18, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment
If your college is planning on purchasing a 3D printer, makes sure it checks out these 5 considerations. The considerations include which printers cut material costs, promote a green environment, offer multi-print functions, offer different material bases and which printer companies might invest back into the school after the purchase.
May 14, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment
Before investing in solar energy to power campus, colleges should consider state regulations, the overall ROI, purchasing plan options, how much power is needed and where the panels will be installed.
May 11, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment
Allison Eckley from the NC Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA) discusses the Energy Freedom Act, and how its third-party sales initiatives will allow colleges to purchase energy from renewable energy companies of their choice.
May 7, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment
The Art Center College of Design purchased a paper-based 3D printer by Mcor to cut the cost of printing materials and promote an environmentally-friendly atmosphere. The printer enables students to use regular, 8.5 x 11 copy paper to craft 3D models, which decreased material costs for the school. Plus, the printer’s unused paper scraps can be recycled, and its printing materials are nontoxic and safe for student use. Before other colleges follow in the Art College of Design’s footprints and purchase their own paper-based 3D printers, they should consider what their printing needs are, consider the long-term ROI the printer would offer, and invest in a printer company that will invest back into the school.
May 4, 2015 Jessica Kennedy Leave a Comment
HigherEdTD announces its focus on green technologies for May, and its trip to the University Conference on Teaching, Learning and Technology.
March 3, 2015 TD Staff Leave a Comment
Though many businesses are still heavily reliant on paper, all signs point to hard-copy, contingent-operational models soon becoming extinct. Here’s why.
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