REVATURE, a Reston, VA-based company that provides learners with coding and software development skills and connects them to employers, has closed a Series A round led by University Ventures and Eden Capital, with USA Funds also chipping in. Exact total was not disclosed in the...
Portfolium's growth and momentum continue as founder & CEO Adam Markowitz speaks on the collision between learning and recruiting at SXSW EDU, while the company also announces a new partnership that puts ePortfolios in the hands of 33,000 SF State students.
After his win in Nevada, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said, "I love the poorly educated." The video became one of many featuring Trump that has gone viral.
Earlier this week, Reston, Va.-based Revature, a blended staffing agency and computer science training service, raised an undisclosed Series A round of investment led by University Ventures and Eden Capital. Just one week prior, Silicon Valley coding school Coding Dojo announced it would be expanding...
I was an undergraduate at Yale during simpler technological times. The iPhone didn't exist; indeed, a few classmates arrived on campus in the fall of 2002 insisting they didn't need cell phones at all. Laptops were growing ubiquitous, but it was rare for students to take notes on them. Course readings were...
Today Revature announced its first external investment through a Series A round led by University Ventures and Eden Capital, with participation from USA Funds. An IT training and staffing firm focused on high-demand coding and software development professionals, Revature blends accelerated learning with labor market intelligence to provide job seekers with the skills and competencies required to succeed in the workforce.
The candidate's support comes disproportionately from those without bachelor's degrees -- but that may say more about the failure than the success of our higher education system, writes Ryan Craig.
More information and a digital format can empower the "quantified student"
It's more than just dining halls and parking lots.
A new book declaring the end of the golden age of economic growth has set the wonky world of economics aflame. Robert Gordon's 'The Rise and Fall of American Growth' juxtaposes the world-altering impact of 19th century inventions with a disbelief that today's digital...
