Students Speak: 11 Things to Do Other Than Browse Facebook
Students confess that they could be doing other things instead of browsing Facebook.
Get What You Give: The Facts Behind Classroom Collaboration
Collaborative learning strategies have changed for today’s college kids, especially with options like long distance learning, online classes and BYOD
Figure Out Where You Stand: How to Choose the Best Podium for Your Campus
What sets one college apart from another is what furniture and technology it uses, including podiums and lecterns for lecture halls, classrooms and auditoriums.
Florida International University Serves Up Collaborative Technology in Its New Restaurant Lab
Florida International University’s new restaurant management lab is one of a kind in the world, and sets the bar for the future of hospitality training.
Colleges Need to ‘Go Long’ with Distance Learning to Stay on Top
Colleges should invest in the technologies that will make their long distance education programs top notch and attract prospective students.
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.
Headphones vs. Earbuds Battle
HigherEd TechDecisions asked colleges students which they preferred better: earbuds or headphones.
Video Walls: 6 Reasons Why They’re Climbing the Charts
A look at why video walls are becoming a prominent medium today, and why they will become more prominent in colleges across the country
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
Harvard University Highlights Its Tennis Program with New Streaming Solutions
Blackmagic products are cheaper and more compatible with video streaming options on Harvard University’s tennis courts.
