Technology and Vendor News [Listed in alphabetical order by company name]
10. Some of the country’s biggest and most innovation companies released news specifically for EDUCAUSE 2016:
- New Adobe study shows Gen Z students and teachers see creativity as key to success
- Learning gets personal with Brightspace Autumn16
- Barnes & Noble Education announces advanced OER courseware
- Brocade Ruckus Cloudpath ES 5.0 simplifies security and policy management
- CDW-G highlights new research on women in STEM, provides infographic
- Cengage invites higher ed stakeholders to BE UNSTOPPABLE
- Coppin State University partners with Civitas Learning to support critical student success initiatives
- ClearScholar showcases student engagement platform
- Cox Business launches Contour on Campus
- Crestron transforms the classroom into a dynamic learning environment at EDUCAUSE 2016
- D2L selects Amazon Web Services cloud to improve learning worldwide
- Dropbox and Blackboard partner to empower campus-wide cloud collaboration
- The lecture goes mobile: New Echo360 app for iOS, Android, and Windows 10 Universal extends access to class content, generates new insights into student behavior
- Epson PowerLite 2000-Series portable projectors deliver exceptional connectivity features
- Extreme launches Wave2 wireless AP with integrated surveillance camera to deliver enhanced visibility and control
- Follett partners with DubLabs for campus mobile app integration
- Hobsons expands the Starfish Enterprise success platform
- Instructure announces general availability of Arc video platform that integrates with Canvas
- Ed-tech explosion, tough compliance requirements lead Kaseya and TeamDynamix to partner to deliver comprehensive endpoint management and security
- Learning Objects releases comprehensive, competency-based learning platform
- McGraw-Hill Education tackles three of the biggest challenges facing colleges: Student preparation, retention and career readiness
- Motivis Learning launches holistic education technology platform
- Pearson’s “Programmed for Possible” theme focuses on ways the transition to digital is transforming higher education.
- rSmart to showcase new features in OneCampus service discovery portal
- Schoology assessment management platform for higher ed launched at EDUCAUSE
- Sonic Foundry announces new Mediasite Catch solution to serve classrooms of all technical levels
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