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Report forecasts a ‘surge’ in GenAI adoption
A survey reveals that significant Generative AI adoption is expected in 2024, driven by C-suite prioritization
Innovative learning approach could boost enrollment, retention
One school district has college enrollment rates that are eight percent higher than their peers, with a persistence rate that is 24 points higher; another high school saw…
7 STEM apps designed by students
Students from across the United States met with congressional leaders and the Obama administration to show STEM apps and games they’ve developed.
End of support for Windows Server 2003 tests college security
Microsoft’s decision to end support for its Windows Server 2003 edition next July means the clock is ticking for colleges and universities that continue to use this older…
Report: New revelations about campus IT trends
Almost one in every five dollars spent on campus IT investments are made outside of centralized IT; in other words, almost $4 billion is spent in non-managed, non-measured,…
HP hopes its breakup will benefit higher ed
Innovations in mobile computing, 3D printing, and cloud services are what HP hopes to deliver to colleges, universities, and other customers as a result of its decision to…
New MOOC for admins promises better online students
The free four-week online course, designed by an Austin-based digital marketing agency, Tocquigny—a company whose clients include Regent University and Rice University—says it will offer “expert insight into…
The must-know changes in distance education policy
Did you know that when offering online courses, collaboration options for students are a requirement? Or that faculty participation in designing the implementation of an online learning program…
Alumni get next-gen event treatment thanks to new software
