The Washington metro area has more computer science graduates than anywhere else, but university officials say it still isn't enough.

For supporting students and building relationships with industry, the group's members say they can do more together than they could have alone.

It starts by putting students at the center of the design model, explains Michael L. Mathews, CIO at Oral Roberts University.

Data from the survey shows that credentials are becoming increasingly important to hiring managers and students, who report feeling unprepared.

The investment needed to afford "top of the line" cyber tools is pushing more schools to the cloud, says Oral Roberts University CIO Mike Mathews.

Now used by school districts in 30 states, Ed-Fi is becoming the "gold standard" for data sharing, says one district CIO.

Commentary: There's much more to teaching computer science than straight programming, says edWeb.net's Eileen Belastock.

A circuitous and highly manual process has been retired thanks to new software that is changing how the university runs its back offices.

Inside cultures that are designed to be collaborative and open, IT leaders are struggling to corral their users and educate faculty on network risks.

Students joined in front of the governor's office to protest $30 million in state grants funding classroom and school surveillance.