Amazon Web Services (AWS) is for classroom use only by faculty and staff for teaching and learning purposes, and cannot be used for any production services or any other activity. When you log in, you ...

Knowing the ins and outs of cloud computing isn’t just for the next generation of computer geeks. As the world becomes increasingly connected and artificial intelligence an indispensable assistant, ...

Amazon Web Services has introduced three new credentials for AWS services. Through AWS Educate, students and educators can earn badges for AWS RoboMaker, Amazon Sumerian and AWS DeepRacer. To complete ...

Amazon Web Services has expanded its AWS Educate Cloud Ambassador Program to provide professional development resources and opportunities not just for educators, but also for students. The program ...

George Mason University and Northern Virginia Community College, in collaboration with AWS Educate, announced a Bachelor of Applied Science pathway in cloud computing. NOVA and GMU students at AWS's ...

New AWS digital learning experience, technical courses on Amazon.com, expanded access to AWS re/Start, and Amazon’s first dedicated in-person cloud learning center will put cloud skills training into ...

Education is just one of the many set-in-stone institutions that COVID-19 has upended and forced into the digital sphere. Schools, colleges and universities across the globe are planning classes for ...

School's out for summer, but AWS on Wednesday introduced a professional accreditation for consulting and technology partners focused on serving the education market. The public cloud leader's new ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced it will be extending its Educate for Veteran program that is designed to help train veterans in cloud computing for the first time outside of the United States.

Amazon’s cloud storage business AWS has been gradually expanding into a range of cloud services for people not to simply host their business or app with AWS, but to use the platform for productivity ...