AI in Education

Generative AI can enhance equity of access and attainment

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Generative AI presents an opportunity to break away from old ways of thinking and redefine equity and how we serve students and communities.
Almost one year since ChatGPT’s public debut, awareness of this immensely powerful technology is becoming mainstream, and conversations around the implications for higher education are taking shape.
Faculty & Staff

Cultivating a workplace culture of gratitude

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Complaining is easy, but corrosive to workplace morale, project outcomes, and employee longevity--gratitude on campus is important.
Grousing about the boss is a competitive sport in some workplaces. Complaining is easy, but corrosive to workplace morale, project outcomes, and employee longevity.
Career Readiness

Why diversity and STEM education are critical to our future workforce

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It’s vital for the broader tech industry to take action and increase access to STEM education for all students.
STEM allows us to push the boundaries of innovation, enabling people to step foot on the moon, develop lifesaving health care, and advance clean forms of energy. We…
Career Readiness

Colleges must intentionally teach critical-thinking skills

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To prepare students for post-graduate success, critical thinking skills must be woven into all aspects of instruction
Our college faculty recently held a training session, during which one member shared a striking view of how emerging artificial intelligence will impact our current undergraduates.
Student Engagement

4 strategies to navigate international education

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International education is on a promising path, requiring nimble strategies and a focus on global engagement's value for student experiences.
The global education sector is experiencing a resurgence as international education offices are witnessing a rise in enthusiasm from international student applicants. We are at a pivotal moment.
IT Infrastructure

What community colleges can gain by moving to the cloud

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Take a look at how simplifying higher education network infrastructure with a move to the cloud can improve the campus experience.
As many colleges continue to embrace hybrid learning, a reliable cloud infrastructure is imperative to ensure students are getting best-in-class learning opportunities, regardless of their physical location.