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Computer science students have almost limitless opportunities when building with Microsoft developer tools. For Computer Science Education Week, I have attempted to bring all of those tools and resources to Higher Innovation. Start building your app today!
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Computer Science Education Week is a great time to begin learning about Windows 8 and the new Windows Store for apps. Get started building the next hot app today.
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Did you know that you and your family are smarter when you are more active? Discover the consumer technologies that are impacting education–from Kinect for XBOX 360 to Microsoft HealthVault.
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This week at Microsoft Research’s 12th annual Faculty Summit, Project Hawaii student creations from over 20 universities will be on showcase. Project Hawaii is an experimental program that provides students with tools, services, and equipment to create their own, cloud-enabled applications using Windows Azure (Microsoft’s platform-as-a-service) and Windows Phone [...]
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If you have bought anything online in the last five years, you have likely noticed the flurry of post-purchase emails that you received requesting your review or comment of the product, service, representative, or the company where you bought. Just a generation or two ago, the mantra was “…keep your opinion to yourself” Today, [...]
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Over 15 million students are using Microsoft Live@edu everyday for learning and collaboration. Western Kentucky University, Beijing Open University, University of Bologna, Copenhagen Business Schools, Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia, Lodge Park Technical College, and Twynham School among many others who have signed on to Live@edu in the last three [...]
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Today, 465,000 State University of New York (SUNY) students across 64 campuses in the “Empire State” of New York are taking to the cloud with Microsoft Live@edu. This is good news for SUNY and good for the economy of the Empire State.
Continue Reading →This week, I have been sharing how Search, the Cloud, Mobile, and Machine Learning would be the most transformative technologies of the next decade. The transformation would center on bringing the data shards of our digital lives into a cohesive and unifying view. Now, Bing and Facebook are delivering on the first steps of that [...]
Continue Reading →Bing gets some sexy new features just-in-time for the summer. Better stock insight, more full-length movies and programs, music, and entertainment. It gets better inside.
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There are many components of school operations that would be better communicated visually through maps. Bing Maps has the capabilities to help you raise monies for capital projects, communicate redistricting, engage learners, and create a social network for prospective college students. Moreover, the price tag will help you save money while you innovate.
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