Community Colleges Use Cutting-Edge Technology to Teach Health Science
Pope and Jamieson are not alone in using cutting-edge technology, like simulated mannequins, as several of the nation's community colleges are building "state of the art" infrastructures to enhance allied health programs, a category that includes …
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Higher education changed by the recession, technology
Here's how it happened: Increasing financial pressures to get more people through higher education more efficiently opened the door to new technologies. Those technologies, in turn, have begun "unbundling" individual classes and degrees from …
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Special education technology workshop gives teachers new classroom tools
Included were hands-on activities using technology to access online resources for the classroom, presentations by vendors sharing information about educational technology products for teachers and a segment on Common Core, a national standard for …
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Ceremony honors students for excellence in career technology education
¿ Construction and development: Brandon Helman, carpentry); Jessica Hartlage, James Kopp, Hudson Barrett, Devon Mitchell and Reid Keplinger, drafting technology; Nicholas McCallister, electrical construction; Emma Gist, pre-civil engineering and …
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Achievers: SUNY Institute of Technology students graduate
Syracuse: Bridget Sunkes, majored in nursing education; Cathleen Garzone, majored in nursing education; Thuc Phan, majored in information design and technology; Christopher Galavotti, majored in technology management; and Erin Shortslef, majored in …
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SMASH USC teaches science and technology to disadvantaged students
The Oakland nonprofit supports science and technology education in economically disadvantaged communities. "SMASH is the bridge between aspirations of underprivileged students and their ability to get a science, technology, engineering or math degree," …
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