How to prepare for everything
Just getting used to the Internet of Things? Well, welcome to the Internet of Everything--and what it means for IT in higher education.
Month: December 2014
New visual map tool helps online schools find students
As online distance education continues to grow, it had become difficult for many institutions to figure out where exactly they could find potential new online students in need…
What can we learn from the MOOC experiment?
“Beyond the MOOC: The return.” That wouldn’t be the worst movie title ever, right?
Bite Size is the Right Size: How Microlearning Shrinks the Skills Gap in Higher Ed
Does your campus have a digital skills gap? Colleges and universities are finding that graduating students are simply not prepared for entry into the 21st century digital workforce,…
New visual map tool helps online schools find students
As online distance education continues to grow, it had become difficult for many institutions to figure out where exactly they could find potential new online students in need…
4 ways to ensure your university app connects with students
To succeed in app design, universities must consider students' desires for functionality and the institutions need for sharing important content.
Trend: Campuses moving from online to On-Demand
IT experts are calling it a super storm of forces that’s changing the way a campus ecosystem operates.
Why you should care about gamification in higher education
Gamification has serious implications for college students—and perhaps it’s time higher education got serious about implementing game design.
Cal State L.A. deploys full gigabit Wi-Fi network
California State University, Los Angeles (Cal State L.A.) has deployed a campus-wide Aruba Gigabit Wi-Fi network. While many of the 23 California State University campuses have started to…