Higher Education EdTech
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Your Security Breach is Coming. Are You Ready?
Every school is facing an invasion. Thieves are coming to take all of your personal data, as well as that of your students, and ... -
How Edtech Can Boost your Social Mobility
Brookings Institute has determined that “The conventional thinking among economists is that income inequality provides incentives for individuals to invest more in order to ... -
Models and Instruments for Assessing Digital Readiness and Competence
You may be extremely comfortable using technology, but that does not mean your students or fellow teachers are as tech-savvy as you. As digital ... -
The Power of Edtech in Developing Countries
Edtech is really taking off in developing countries. Its growth has been stimulated by a mix of grassroots initiatives from local entrepreneurs in developing ... -
How eLearning Creates a Global Community
The rise in popularity of eLearning and its associated programs is well on its way to creating a tightly-knit global community. These new programs ... -
How to Ensure Online Course Quality at Your University
A 2012 study by the Online Learning Consortium found that 2.6% of higher education institutions in the USA were offering some form of online ... -
Creating Digital University Campuses and Smart Cities
Smart devices help link people to each other and make cities more interconnected. Smart watches, smartphones, buildings, cars, and even household appliances are becoming ... -
5 Questions School Administrators Will Ask About Your Edtech Product
Edtech companies have their work cut out for them when making a sales pitch to new school administrators. Many of them have their entire ... -
EdTech in the Classroom: A Primer
Technology has become a “must have” in our society. Teachers worldwide use edtech in the classroom every day. With technology being such a core ... -
An Insider’s View into the Edtech Market for Student Information Systems
The average school will have a difficult time keeping track of student information and data simply because of the sheer volume of students enrolled. ...
