CIOs in higher education should equip themselves with data to support changes to IT infrastructure and avoid the pitfalls of status quo spending.

By modernizing systems and connecting data, universities can access the potential of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence.

Don't start from scratch, says edWeb.net's Stacey Pusey — use best practices of those who have already seen how technology can best support learning.

A combination of EPA-approved water testing kits and facility management software is helping schools manage lead testing data.

A new AWS cloud-powered platform will give faculty security in their work, officials say.

The tech giant also announced with Code.org that it had reached more than 85 million people globally with Minecraft Hour of Code.

AWS Educate, an initiative from Amazon Web Services to teach students cloud literacy and skills, is now available to students age 14 and up.

California Community Colleges has been working with AWS to parse the 10,000 fake enrollment applications it receives each day, CTO says.

But achieving long-term connectivity goals remains a challenge, survey finds.