On the Cutting EDge podcast, Lehigh University's provost says he wants to encourage understanding around generative AI.

Simultaneous in-person and virtual sessions are a growing trend for which university leaders are now measuring demand.

New technology training, along with classroom devices and possible virtual reality upgrades, are on the way this fall for the small HBCU.

The CIOs of Texas Tech and Virginia Tech their new hybrid-learning models contain much that should be preserved once the pandemic has passed.

A business school at the University of Texas, Austin, has partnered with a local startup to beam full-body 3D holograms of professors into the classroom.

The latest round of federal funding will enable universities and colleges across the state to purchase new security software, video-conferencing equipment and remote-desktop software.

Now straddling two audiences, university classrooms are getting upgrades that include document cameras and touchscreen podiums that simultaneously broadcast notes to in-person and remote students.

Sara Hunter, one of EdScoop's 2020 "NextGen: Emerging EdTech Leaders," said her career in education has shown her the power and growing relevance of digital technology.

Commentary: Physical books are here to stay, but edWeb.net’s Stacey Pusey shares how digital resources can help readers connect to education in new ways.

Students can't always make it to class, but a video conferencing platform ensures many in-classroom benefits are preserved with remote attendance.