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Today's Top Stories
1. Software-Defined Networks Promise Innovation
  via EdTech Magazine
  Among colleges and universities that have made the move to software-defined servers and to software-defined storage, many find that a third option software-defined networking (SDN) fits right in. More
Why This Matters: Want a more agile and cost-effective campus network? Read why SDNs might be just what your institution needs to make your network fighting fit.

2. SUNY New Paltz Builds 3D Printing Superlab to Serve Students and Support Community
  via Campus Technology
  A new additive manufacturing lab at The State University of New York at New Paltz will make a variety of 3D printers including industrial-grade machines available both to students and the surrounding community. More
Why This Matters: If you are a fan of the maker movement, you won't want to miss the specs of the cutting edge 3d printing super lab at SUNY New Paltz. It gives everyone on campus a chance to use industrial grade equipment, which should help spur innovation in a big way.

3. TCC Takes Z-Degrees to the Next Level With Adaptive Learning
  via EdSurge
  When students at Virginias Tidewater Community College (TCC) earn their Associate of Science in Business Administration, chances are, they will never have purchased a single textbook. Thanks to the schools Z-degree programfor zero dollars spent on textbooksstudents are saving up to 25 percent on college costs. More
Why This Matters: OER can save students from the astronomical costs of textbooks, and this program shows how much of an impact open content can truly have. So far, the Z-degree program has saved students a whopping $500,000.

4. MOOCs and the Global Democratization of Higher Education (The EvoLLLution)

5. Learning to Adapt (Inside Higher Ed)

6. Lecture vs. Active Learning: Reframing the Conversation (Faculty Focus)

7. The importance of in-person instruction can't be diminished (Education Dive)

8. New knowledge discovery service launched specifically for higher education (eCampus News)

9. Courseras Koller: MOOCs Provide Lifelong Learning Opportunities (EducationNews)

10. Google's online nanodegree course will teach newcomers how to write Android apps (TechSpot)



Blog Quote of the Day
Examining ethical and privacy issues surrounding learning analytics
"In particular, increasingly student (and instructor) data is being accessed, stored and used not just outside an institution, but even outside a particular country, and hence subject to laws (such as the U.S. Patriot Act) that do not apply in the country from which the data was collected." Tony Bates, online learning and distance education resources

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