EDUCAUSE webinar: Higher Education In The Ultra-Connected Age now available
Watch this hour-long presentation that discusses the new, connected landscape of higher education and how institutions should adapt to the situation

Watch this hour-long presentation that discusses the new, connected landscape of higher education and how institutions should adapt to the situation
The Office of the Vice President for Research announced the results of the 2013 ASPIRE internal funding competitions. A total of 226 proposals were submitted to the ASPIRE programs this year, representing a 15 percent increase over the inaugural competition in 2012
EDUCAUSE's ECAR Update is "the best way to hear about new research reports, bulletins, infographics, data tables, and maturity indices on current IT topics in higher education"
Bill Glesias from USCB has created an app to help students get safety information during emergencies
April 24th's issue covers such things as a recent security conference, developments on state authorization, and information about the HathiTrust/Authors Guild lawsuit
Chase Mizzell and Rishi Patel recently launched the app CloudShouts that aims to connect people on the University of South Carolina's campus in a new way
Included is a feature article on the issue of "Bring Your Own Device"
Oracle has released a critical update for Java which addresses 42 security vulnerabilities
Two USC grads have developed an app that finds local food and drink deals around Columbia
South Carolina residents now have the opportunity to earn a University of South Carolina degree anytime, anywhere through the online programs of South Carolina Palmetto College
The SC Department of Consumer Affairs has added another video to its Youtube channel, this time focusing on ways ID theft can ruin a student's day
Stakeholders continue to see the benefits of the OneCarolina project, according to an analysis conducted by Collegiate Project Services last fall
Professor Harris received mention in a security blog discussing how shaming can be used to possibly help enforce IT security policy
EDUCAUSE has issued a new Policy Digest on April 10th. In this Digest, topics such as how MOOCS treat intellectual property and comments submitted for the NIST Request for Information are covered
The Chronicle of Higher Education recently interviewed Dr. Elkins to discuss her background and plans for Palmetto College
Students using the Trend Micro antivirus software that was downloaded from VIP need to uninstall it from their computer and install the free antivirus software currently available on VIP
Thousands of undergraduate students at the University of South Carolina's Columbia campus began registering for fall classes using Self Service Carolina (SSC) for the first time on Monday
On April 1st, thousands of undergraduate students at the University of South Carolina's Columbia campus will begin registering for fall classes using Self Service Carolina (SSC) for the very first time
Dr. Michael Huhns recently received an IBM Faculty Research Award to conduct research into cloud computing and virtualization
By taking the online TechQual Survey used to assess technology services at USC, students can enter to win an iPod Nano
Submit a poster or a 2-minute or shorter video to EDUCAUSE's fifth international contest for a chance to win a cash prize!
Learn about the website created to assist students, faculty, and staff in the transition from VIP to Self Service Carolina (SSC)
Bring your lunch and join others to hear Dr. Duncan Buell speak about the topic of "Work vs. Research: Translating Paradigms of Scholarship from Computer Science to the Humanities"
Campuses across the University of South Carolina system are preparing to register students using Self Service Carolina (SSC) for the first time over the next several weeks.
University Technology Services (UTS) will replace the current Trend Micro antivirus software during the spring 2013 semester
All students are invited to submit a short video detailing their research or research idea with the chance to win up to $500
Find out more about the three newest staff added to the Division of Information Technology
EDUCAUSE has announced details and registration information for its 2013 Southeast Regional Conference in Atlanta
SimCityEDU will be available March 2013, and will provide an online community for educators to create and share lesson plans based on the upcoming SimCity game
2 courses - "Effective Online Instruction (EOI)" and "Using iPads in Higher Education" will be offered by UTS during Spring 2013 semester
On February 11th, individuals who have a SLA agreement with University Technology Services (UTS) will receive AND SHOULD INSTALL the update to Flash Player
The OneCarolina Project recently added the new registration section to Self Service Carolina (SSC), and has it technically up and running
Sean Rankin's idea for user-friendly HR software won the $15,000 SCRA Technology Ventures Prize from USC's Proving Ground competition
Find out about the 6 emerging technologies that are predicted to impact learning, teaching, and creative inquiry in higher education
A recent gift from the software company SAS will help propel the Business School's Analytics Initiative
University Technology Services has been notified of several phishing emails circulating this semester
The New Media Consortium has recently published its latest version of the Horizon Report for Museums
Self-Service Carolina will be available spring 2013 for students to manage their financial aid awards and information
My.sc.edu, the landing page for prospective, admitted, and enrolled students, as well as faculty, staff, alumni, and others, is now available
The CTE has updated its calendar to show the scheduled events for 2013 - see how you can develop your skills!
See about the usage statistics for the first semester of its implementation
Self Service Carolina, the web-based system that will integrate student records into one easy-to-use platform, recently achieved a milestone
Professors Duncan Buell and Heidi Cooley led a highly collaborative project that has resulted in an engaging new app about the Horseshoe
Dr. Ogilvie and Dr. Sawyer are moving into their 3rd year of teaching the increasingly popular distributed learning course on histology
Students and software developers for the local Columbia company 52apps have created an app that tracks when and how a mobile device is being used on the road
Dr. Michael Myrick, a chemistry professor at USC, developed a technology acquired by Halliburton after they realized it would save them time and money
Advance materials summarizing the findings of the 2012 Campus Computing Survey are now available.
The School of Library and Information Science conducted its first live streaming event on Friday, November 16th
Stay in the loop on developments with Massive Open Online Courses and learn about the big players in the game. This EDUCAUSE brief runs down key factors in working with these platforms
Faculty and Students - Do you want to have your online lectures available on your mobile devices? Check out the Adobe Connect App for iOS and Android
See the latest findings from the New Media Consortium regarding the emerging technologies in education