Samsung's new Smart Monitors lower the learning curve and add flexibility for home-based learners and workers at all levels.
Digital whiteboard and huddle space technologies ease higher education IT support and training demands around campus.
Virtual reality tech is taking on a bigger role in the 3D pedagogy being practiced at the CADRE (Computers in Art, Design, Research, and Education) Laboratory for New Media Art at San Jose State University.
While many higher-ed students are already using fitness trackers, this segment of the wearables market can also have a major impact inside the classroom.
Workforce development is important to employers, and college students are gaining tech skills that will help make them valuable job prospects.
Teacher development isn't just for K–12. Colleges and universities are offering new opportunities for faculty to learn online teaching methods.
Not all students can afford to visit colleges in person to find the right fit. Virtual reality tours open up the campus experience to all students.