College and university administrators have found themselves in the middle of a period of extreme disruption. The arrival of digital natives on campus and the growing competition for students as…

From smartboards to Chromebooks and from iPads to iPhones, school districts have found new and exciting ways to classroom technology into their curricula. In fact, 48% of students currently use…

We recently sat down with Elizabeth Evans, Senior Grants Development Consultant for Education at Grants Office LLC, to discuss tips for first-time grant writers. In this discussion, Evans offers insider…

Grant seeking and writing is no small task, especially for educational institutions that are already struggling with limited budgets and resources. Thankfully, there are organizations out there designed to help…

Although summer is in full swing, we know educators spend lots of time during the break preparing for the next school year. With an overwhelming number of educational tools and…

Colleges and universities face an interesting challenge – provide the best technology while keeping the data it produces secure and accessible. For many higher education institutions, this data burden combined…

Today, whether they like it or not, every university is a technology company. Data capture, record keeping, employee and student communications, and internal operations square off against regulatory and security…

For colleges and universities, IT functions can be a difficult task to handle with large amounts of student and employee data piling up. With proposed Federal Trade Commission regulations on…

Irrelevant: not connected or relevant to something. This is how students described the education they were receiving at Vista Unified School District. For the Superintendent, Devin Vodicka, this was unacceptable…

The ITSE EdTech Conference is underway in Philadelphia and offers educators an experience unlike most other education conferences. This year’s theme, Bold Educators Activate Challenge, focuses on the importance of…