Mixable Makes Existing Social Media Platforms into Academic Tools
Mixable is helping students form communities, and access and share academic content online where they’re already spending their time.
Read More...Mixable is helping students form communities, and access and share academic content online where they’re already spending their time.
Read More...Students need to know that studying is a “do” activity. This is where ExamTime makes a difference.
Read More...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.
Read More...Ellen Borkowski, CIO at Union College in Schenectady, New York, talks about technology tools that focus on improving learning outcomes for students.
Read More...Here’s how Berklee College of Music shifted its focus to a new web-based mobile app for recruitment.
Read More...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.
Read More...One of the biggest challenges of distance learning is replicating the sense of community and interaction found in the classroom. See how Abilene Christian University tackles this problem using Pearson’s OpenClass in today’s Campus Tech Case Study.
Read More...King’s College in Pennsylvania has had huge success with Steelcase Education’s Eno Markerboard — these devices allow users to save, store, and quickly display the work they’ve done with others.
Read More...As blended learning content continues to grow it has become increasingly difficult for teachers and administrators to decide what content to use. We appreciate this infographic put together by EducationElements on the 4 steps schools can follow when making the decision on which digital content to implement.
Read More...3D GameLab, created by Chris Haskell and Lisa Dawley at Boise State University, creates quest-based learning games to appeal to their video game-obsessed students. Read about what inspired their program here.
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