Arizona State students are teaching high schoolers AWS cloud

A new four-year degree in game design is part of a push from Mayor Eric Adams to attract the video game industry to New York.

University at Buffalo announced it's automating its LMS switch with technology from K16 Solutions.

The Office of EdTech is updating its national edtech plan, the strategy document outlining how technology is used in U.S. education.

Finding innovations in teaching and learning requires communication with instructors and new offices, speakers said at an event.

Okta’s Erika Messerschmidt discusses the distinct challenges higher ed institutions face in managing identity.

As colleges seek more students, new data shows the number of people who have earned some college credits, but no credentials.

Lumen Learning Chief Academic Officer David Wiley joins Cutting EDge to talk about the company's experience testing personalized courseware.

The Department of Education is responsible for making sure institutions and online program managers are complying with federal laws on student...

They say there’s an app for everything, but that’s not quite true, as university students continue coming with new twists on smartphone-based software. There are countless new mobile apps developed each week, but here are three of the latest being developed by university students across the U.S.

At the Hack the Capitol conference, speakers said filling out the cyber workforce can't wait for everyone to complete an advanced degree.

Muhsinah Morris, an assistant professor of chemistry at Morehouse, said she wants all incoming freshmen to be issued a VR headset.

Anthology found students want online and asynchronous courses to stick around as universities weigh in-person and digital options.

The university, which is completing a systemwide ERP migration, also named a new CIO for its 8,000-student campus in Little Rock.