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The flood of technology into colleges and universities is having a major impact on teaching, learning and administration. Here’s what you need to know to stay competitive and effective in academics.
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The summer camp, run by the Decatur-Morgan County Chamber of Commerce, provides lessons in electrical and welding technology, part of an effort to boost the skilled workforce in the region.
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School officials for Baltimore County have lifted a restriction on the use of its Microsoft Office platform after discovering and fixing a problem that allowed documents to be shared by anyone searching the system.
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Given the rise of automation and its impacts on the current global workforce, how should schools prepare students for a future where change will be the new normal?
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The Colorado Springs campus is in the midst of a media firestorm over a professor’s $3.3 million government research project that is helping the American military identify and thwart terrorists.
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Proposed legislation would place a one-year moratorium on using the technology and allow for more time to study a type of biometric software that is considered new and unproven, especially in schools.
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The globally elite business school, part of the University of Pennsylvania, is offering lectures and case studies this summer on cryptocurrency, blockchain, crowdfunding and insurance technology.
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The parents of students attending Ponte Vedra school district have pointed to a report from California about children developing cancer at a school with a telecommunications tower on its property.
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The first ITEP graduates from Ivy Tech Community College will have career pathways into high industrial technology fields that represent the next generation workforce in the Midwest.
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A recent survey by Junior Achievement found that 9 percent of girls aged 13 to 17 are interested in a career in science, tech, engineering or math, down from 11 percent according to a similar survey in 2018.
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The new summer camps will help activate the next generation of cyberdefenders, helping them shift from being users to becoming makers, coders, developers, and programmers, according to the college.
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The Vancouver school board on Tuesday approved a four-year lease with a California-based company to buy 8,000 Chromebooks for high school campuses, as well as at Vancouver iTech Preparatory School and Vancouver School of Arts and Academics.
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The College Board is adding a new 'adversity score' to the SAT to take students' socioeconomic backgrounds into account. Will the move correct long-standing disparities in the college entrance exam?
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Parents of Davidson County students told school officials they weren’t able to help their children with online math assignments, so now middle school students leave tech in the classroom and come home with textbooks.
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Researchers at the UC Davis campus will test the safety of new tools that edit genes by changing the DNA code inside living cells. Work will be funded by a $9 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.
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Launched in 2014, the $147 million initiative gave every student from first to 12th-grade access to a laptop. But the investment in tech hasn’t changed the schools bottom ranking on passing rates for standardized tests.
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University System Chancellor Mark Hagerott characterized the rise of cybersecurity and privacy as a “macro revolution,” one that he didn’t believe would be so prevalent on North Dakota campuses today.
