Higher ed must get smarter about its relationship to workforce, report says
June 15, 2018
Colleges should adjust teaching methods to better align with future workplace skills, according to a report from Pearson and the nonprofit JFF.
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ISTE's updated computer science standards will reflect a 'new era' of the discipline
Educators and edtech specialists are encouraged to provide feedback on the draft of computer science standards until July.
Google rolls out new college search feature
Similar to the job search function it introduced last year, Google's new feature quickly presents students with the most sought-after information.
Advanced geospatial technology from higher ed comes to Chicago Public Schools
A yearlong program called the Geospatial Semester, launched at James Madison University in Virginia, expands to one of the nation's biggest K-12 districts.
Steady growth in edtech market projected through end of year
Google may have a stronghold on the U.S. education market, but globally, Windows devices are preferred, Futuresource Consulting found.
AI in classrooms can raise red flags on privacy
In a new resource, CoSN notes AI’s promise, but cautions that FERPA, COPPA and state-level requirements must be considered in advance.
How IT departments can help combat contract cheating
A new form of plagiarism, called contract cheating, has emerged. Here's what higher ed CIOs can do to stem the tide of ghostwritten work.
The Department of Education wants to make schools safer. But it won't say how.
The new Federal Commission on School Safety has faced criticism from educators, school safety experts and activists alike.
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