Edtech conglomerates are losing the plot–and our patience
In recent years, the higher education landscape has witnessed a significant wave of mergers and acquisitions in the academic technology sector.
Phishing attacks are evolving, but schools can fight back
The education sector has become an increasingly lucrative target for threat actors, not only because of the valuable data schools hold--student records, login credentials, Social Security numbers, and…
AI prompt engineering: A critical new skillset for 21st-century teachers
Prompt engineering--the ability to craft precise, thoughtful inputs for AI tools to produce effective outputs--is quickly becoming an essential skill in modern education. More than a technical trick,…
Cultivating positive relationships with your board of trustees
The board of trustees plays a vital role for colleges. Exemplary boards work at peak efficiency, communicating clearly, producing consistently, and contributing positively.
Universities can’t block AI use in applications–but they can ensure fairness
There’s no question whether applicants are using AI to write their college applications. As of 2024, more than one-third of recent applicants said they used AI tools when…
Why agentic AI matters now more than ever
For years now, the promise of AI in education has centered around efficiency--grading faster, recommending better content, or predicting where a student might struggle.
11 digital accessibility mistakes to avoid in online learning
Online learning has become a central component of professional development, upskilling, and higher education, with 51 percent of professionals preferring part-time or online certifications for career changes.
Harnessing strategic partnerships to modernize higher-ed tech infrastructure
As expectations shift and institutional goals evolve, technology must do more than support higher education's business operations--it must also enable smarter, faster, and more student-centered decision-making.
Why tenant-to-tenant cloud migrations matter more than ever for higher ed
As higher education modernizes, universities and colleges have focused on improving access to services and enhancing the learning experience by transitioning to the cloud.
From the classroom to the commons, students are ready to lead
Conversations about the future of higher education are everywhere--on the news, online, and in political speeches. But one critical group is too often left out: the students themselves.