In today's news we look at Ohio needing more education options, Kent State receiving a contribution from AT&T to improve mobile technologies for special education, congress giving NASA Glenn full funding, ProQuest acquiring Ex Libris and FAA saying drone owners have to get them registered.
In today's news we look at college campuses being the new test facilities for emerging technology, five tech predictions for 2016, Ohio students coding contest, ALA talk ebook lending terms and the deepest Internet connection on the planet...
In today's news we look at Ohio helping researchers commercialize new technology, Toldeo's rate of broadband being lower than U.S. average, universities braving CBE, northeast Ohio universities trying to raise graduation rates and how technology turns consumber data into actionable insights...
In today's news we looks at brag-worthy programs in Central Ohio, Ohio tech entrepreneurs, unlocking the digital potential of graduates, an Ohio University professor growing biotech commercialization and Malone University receiving a National Science Foundation grant...
In today's news we look at NASA and CWRU teaming up on water purification technology, OU faculty inventions bringing in $10M, SSU announcing OARnet connection complete, high-tech tools helping students and the future of virtual reality in books...
Beyond all the food, family and football we enjoy on Thanksgiving Day, there is also the deep understanding of what this day truly means. It’s a time for gathering with loved ones and reflecting on everything we are fortunate to have in our lives.
And while having our most vital human needs met is obviously at the top of the “being thankful” list, there are many other things in our daily lives for which we can and should give thanks.
In today's news we look at the SC15 convention, new redevelopment districts connected by OARnet's Internet, a new STEM school in Columbus, the Delaware County District Library giving patrons a new way to check out the Internet and Annapolis technology being tested in Ohio...
In today's news we look at supercomputers getting their own software stack, Akron fast-tracking hundreds of technology jobs, Ohio State research teams completing technology programs, faster broadband for rural Ohio and Ohio high school teachers leading technology integration...
In today's news we look at the computer network in Austin, Ohio University having students graduate in three years, Kenda opening in Ohio, Indiana University digitzing their media library and Toyota investing $1 billion in artificial intelligence in US.
Hackers!!
When you see the word “hacker,” what do you think of?
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