Edtech conglomerates are losing the plot–and our patience
Edtech conglomerates are losing the plot–and our patience
When all-in-one edtech empires promise everything but deliver mediocrity, campuses must demand focused innovation over fragmented ambition
Why tenant-to-tenant cloud migrations matter more than ever for higher ed
Successfully migrating from one cloud tenant to another isn’t just about moving data; it’s about planning, communication, governance, and adaptability
How AI is reshaping the LMS: A framework for responsible implementation
As institutions evaluate AI-powered LMS platforms, they should prioritize transparency, security, data control, and continuous quality refinement
Tightening Title II: A blueprint for digital accessibility in higher ed
Addressing accessibility requires time and effort, but the benefits of inclusive digital environments are profound
How satellite connectivity can narrow the digital learning gap
Satellite connectivity can rapidly bridge the digital divide and enable lifelong e-learning and upskilling for students and workers alike
EDUCAUSE 2024: Know before you go
As you prepare for the conference, here are some sessions, events, and other facts that can help you plan your time in San Antonio
Skills gap, outdated infrastructure hinder AI use
A new survey underscores the rapid rise of AI adoption, while identifying the common use cases and challenges of this technology
Can AI outperform network security teams? Many believe it will
A new report uncovers CISO perceptions on AI threats, ethical hacking, and the expertise needed to address the cyber skills gap
Bolstering network continuity to support technology adoptions
Online learning requires constant connectivity so students to access learning materials and turn in assignments
A new ‘AI PC’ can transform how students and educators benefit from technology
