Category: New Tech

According to the newest Horizon Report, a lot of really cool stuff is coming to the community college world within the next few years. What are the biggest trends?

Because of the rising ubiquity of e-textbooks, devices like tablets, and e-readers are becoming necessary for college students to have. But not all devices are compatible with the e-textbook software options on the market.

Students need to know that studying is a “do” activity. This is where ExamTime makes a difference.

Purdue’s faculty and students have access to a range of creative, new tools. Here’s an overview of mobile apps the school has developed to increase student engagement.

A Chicago startup is bringing more than 250 remedial courses on everything from chemistry to cosmology to where college students want to learn — on their computers, iPhones, Androids and iPads.

Kirsten Winkler is back from her European travels with a perspective on how countries like France are approaching the MOOC madness.

Openness to new ideas, smart impact investors, new school models, and a few high capacity districts suggests that Phoenix may be on the rise.

Windows 8 can offer great mobility features that will let your faculty, staff, and students use their existing technology to collaborate and store their data.

Here’s how Berklee College of Music shifted its focus to a new web-based mobile app for recruitment.

Lone Star College System is addressing the difficulties of providing access to software and data to far-flung students by allowing BYOD, and building a virtual desktop to support it.