Tech-empowered learning platform Galvanize is leaping into 2018 with a major addition to core leadership. Alfonso P. Rosabal joins the company as CEO and a part of the Galvanize Board of Directors, in place of founder Jim Deters who stepped down in July of last year.
The Tampa Bay area needs a deeper pool of technology talent, so on Friday the University of South Florida announced it is expanding a public-private partnership to help graduates get specialized training for careers in software engineering.
On Jan. 24, BYU-Idaho will send students an email that allows them to access their validated, BYU-I Portfolium profiles. The subject headline will read: "Access your BYU-Idaho Portfolium."
At some point, you realized college wasn't in your future. Soon after, you may have hoped there was an alternative to college. Ideally...
University of South Florida is expanding a partnership with Revature, a Virginia technology company that expects to provide free training for 1,300 software engineers in Tampa over the next two years.
Revature has been offering online training for USF students...
While unemployment in the U.S. hit a 17-year low and the stock market keeps humming along, there's a lingering sense that all is still not well in U.S. labor markets.
Purdue University is rolling out e-portfolio technology from Portfolium to its 40,000 students and 3,055 faculty members. The institution selected the platform to allow students to track...
If you're a YSU student looking for an easier way to browse course listings, check into campus events and give feedback about campus services, there's an app for that.
The online program management company 2U on Monday announced a partnership with the co-working space behemoth WeWork that takes aim at the burgeoning marketplace of workers looking to burnish their career...
As AI continues to develop, a major test of its potential will be whether it can replace human judgment in individualized, complex ways. At Georgia State University, we investigated a test case where AI assisted high school students...
