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Smarter Networks for Smarter Students

With mobility as king and the explosive growth of IoT, IT is being asked to do more with little to no expansion of staffing. Large universities can experience 12+ million authentications to the network per day. Using high-end tools (incorporating AI) that automate network optimization, or visibility for early detection of issues, can help free IT staff from more basic network tuning chores and enable them to focus on more significant issues.

Explore the Special Report and additional resources here to discover how consistent IT processes means seamless integration for deployment, provisioning, and management—creating greater IT efficiencies and improving both IT and user experiences

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What Does Learner Engagement Look Like?

It is easy to equate learner engagement with class participation, but that’s a small part. Engaged learners have a genuine interest, attention to, and interaction in the learning process. Explore these resources to discover new ways to increase engagement in your courses and improve student success.

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How Intelligent Networks Can Simplify IT’s Life

Fully autonomous networks may still be on the horizon, but automation and AI can already shoulder much of the load for IT, while improving network performance. As many universities are…

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This technology marks a ‘generational leap’ for colleges

It doesn’t take a university’s resident budgetary whiz to know that long-term technology cost savings trumps in-the-moment savings, especially when those long-haul savings bring a cutting-edge technology and proven reliability…

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How ‘collaborative learning’ is transforming higher education

At Duke University, business school students use a state-of-the-art “virtual lecture hall” to have conversations with CEOs and fellow students from around the world.

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How to survive the eDiscovery process

You just learned your college is being sued for discrimination by a student who claims he was treated unfairly by one of his professors. The student’s legal team is requesting…

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  Make the Dream Work: 11 Key Features for a Collaboration Platform

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  When higher-education institutions invest in new methods to support students and faculty, they require tools that create competitive advantages and efficiencies without sacrificing students’ ability to learn.

  One such tool is collaboration technology, which Gartner identified in 2016 as one of the top 10 strategic technologies it recommends for the higher education sector: “The need to find people and ideas and communicate and collaborate on a global scale has always been fundamental to the higher education community. Collaboration technology is a sweeping definition of technology that facilitates research, education and outreach effectiveness for a team. It is certainly not a new trend or capability. However, it has increasing importance in a globalized online education ecosystem where many team members are geographically scattered.”

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  A Shift to Active Learning Environments

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  At college and university classrooms nationwide a shift is afoot, with innovative teaching arrangements and approaches creating more active learning environments—and fostering collaborations between student and teacher that are making learning more personalized. Learn how Dell and Intel® are partnering with a range of higher education institutions to speed the transformation.

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  Checklist for a Successful Student Access Initiative

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  Providing student access is a huge undertaking, but it doesn’t need to be a headache. From your first stakeholder meeting to putting devices, powered by Intel® Core™ processors in student hands, here’s what your district needs to know to ensure a smooth integration.

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  Dell EMC Solutions for Higher Education: Driving Innovation and Student Success through Digital Transformation

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  Higher education institutions know that they must find new ways to drive innovation if they want to succeed. These institutions are rapidly becoming a hub for transformation at a local, national and global level.

  Having that reach (and that responsibility) requires that IT infrastructures at higher education campuses be developed to be as future-proofed as possible to support student success, smart campus environments and breakthrough research. Download this informative asset to learn how.

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  Facilitating deeper learning with emerging technologies and the power of workstations

  Virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), multimedia and other technologies are transforming educational models, especially in engineering and creative disciplines such as architecture, visual effects and graphic design. This white paper highlights how university students, administrators, faculty and IT staff can use powerful workstation technologies to support progressive, deeper learning approaches that can facilitate greater student potential and success.

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• The Changing Faces of Technology Buyers—A Look at Technology Buyers in Higher Education

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  The Changing Faces of Technology Buyers—A Look at Technology Buyers in Higher Education

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  Traditionally, the technology department has been in charge of IT purchasing decisions. But today, technology spending has moved to many parts of the campus, and institutions must understand their unique motives. The digital disruption is forcing organizations to reinvent the way they conduct business, how customers interact with them, and how employees serve their customers. To meet these demands, institutions must enable their employees and equip them with right tools and technologies.

  Download this commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Dell to learn more about the new landscape of a technology buyer and buying process in Higher Ed.

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