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Europay, MasterCard, and Visa (EMV) chip cards were meant to make transactions more secure, but Texas IT consultant and forensic investigato...

A greater emphasis on measuring educational outcomes, coupled with new efforts to modernize college classrooms, is likely to drive technolo...

With more than 6,000 first-year students expected to arrive soon for the fall term, Florida State University, Tallahassee, is deploying a n...

Complications appear to be bogging down the “free college” movement, particularly in New York. An August report from the Center for an Urb...

A new Ithaka S+R research project aims to determine whether campus libraries could do more to help community-college students complete thei...

Last week, when Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat reported their latest quarterly earnings, all three social platforms noted a slowdown or dro...

A new study found that not one state in the United States has enough adult workers who have earned some sort of postsecondary degree to mee...

How can universities attract and retain more students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses to fill the growi...

While the first iteration of Google Glass was scuttled in the market by concerns about privacy, etiquette, and safety, the smart glasses ma...

Playful design, the blending of serious educational games (SEGs) with immersive technologies such as virtual and augmented reality, is beco...

College students hold a fairly high opinion of their writing skills, even when their grades don’t merit it. According to Inside Highe...

Despite students’ claims to be adept at dividing their attention, their use of phones, laptops, and tablets during classroom lectures does ...

When doctors examine kids, especially adolescents, they often use a HEADSSS (home life, education, activities, drugs, sexual activity, safet...