Campus Technology: Technology: Change is How You Use It

Strategic Discussions on Technology

11/20/2013

Executive View

Technology: Change is How You Use It
Sally M. Johnstone, a true pioneer in the use of technology in higher education, joined a 25-year retrospective session at the recent WCET annual conference in Colorado, with panelists particularly reflecting on changes online learning. Below, CT asked Johnstone to share some of her own perspectives.
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U Florida Deploys Desktop Media Capture Campuswide
The University of Florida has implemented desktop media capture campuswide.
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UCLA Library Service Rolls Out Virtual Desktops for Students
The University of California Los Angeles Library Service has completed implementation of desktops-as-a-service (DaaS) across its 13 campus libraries.
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Cornell Joins Jet Propulsion Lab's Strategic University Research Partners
Cornell University has become the 13th member of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Strategic University Research Partnership program. SURP provides support for summer internships for undergraduate students and collaborative research and educational opportunities.
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U Michigan Launches Program To Transform STEM Ed
The University of Michigan is launching a multidisciplinary program, dubbed Rebuild, to transform the way science, technology, engineering and math courses are taught.
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Cumberland County College Switches to Cloud-Based Phone System
Cumberland County College in New Jersey has dropped its traditional phone system in favor of a cloud-based communications system.
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Eastern Virginia Medical School Centralizes Content Management
Eastern Virginia Medical School has implemented a Web content management system and digital engagement solution to help the school deliver a unified online presence.
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Khan Academy Gains J. Paul Getty Museum Education Resources
Through a partnership with Khan Academy, the J. Paul Getty Museum is expanding its open educational content program.
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U California San Diego Launches Computer Science Workshops for STEM Equity
The San Diego Supercomputer Center at the University of California, San Diego has partnered with local middle schools to offer a series of computer science workshops aimed at getting more female and minority students interested in computing.
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Virginia Commonwealth U Health System Implements Fiber Network
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System will implement a high-speed fiber network to support its medical applications.
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