The Wisconsin Idea in a digital age
As technology and digital literacy becomes increasingly important, education must take on an innovative role in preparing students
Smart Cities Competition selects 14 UW Madison students as first round winners
Foxconn sponsored competition encourages technological innovation, collaboration
Professors are right — taking notes by hand leads to greater comprehension, learning in class
Though banning laptops seems juvenile, taking notes by hand eliminates distractions, making lectures more conducive for learning
Midwestern charm combined with urban atmosphere makes Madison role model for other Wisconsin cities
As Wisconsin quickly loses young college graduates to other states, Madison boasts highest concentration of millennial talent in country
Recent Facebook scandal prompts need for government regulation of large tech companies
Websites like Facebook should be seen, regulated like public utilities
Mobile health app for substance use disorders priority for healthcare, essential for Americans
New technology tears down barriers for recovering addicts regardless of socioeconomic status
New chat tool designed to ease privacy concerns could have far-reaching applications
Application has chance to revolutionize understanding of complex documents, but may negatively impact dependence on technology
Technology developed by UW Hospital professor could revolutionize decision-making process of doctors
Digital Intern software has potential to allow doctors to manage more patients, cut down costs
Online courses only beneficial for certain demographics, prompting self-reflection
Recent studies show technology often hinders academic success for disavantaged students
Smartphones give us an easy, dangerous escape from reality
Our addiction to smartphones is moving human progress backward, not forward
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