Campus Technology Magazine — October 2015

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How Nanodegrees Are Disrupting Higher Ed

New "micro" online certification programs are changing the educational pathways to success.

7 Up-and-Coming Wearable Technologies

These cutting-edge devices could soon be coming to your campus.

Affordable Learning at Scale With OER

Here's how to encourage large-scale adoption of open educational resources.

Campus Technology 2015 Readers' Choice Awards

We polled education professionals on which products in 29 categories are truly the best.

Pairing E-Portfolios With Badges for Informal Learning

In order to support the recognition of co-curricular and integrative learning, the University of Notre Dame came up with a campuswide strategy to integrate digital badges in students' e-portfolios.

Exploring High-End Visualization for Research and Education

Georgia State University created a technology-rich visualization space that supports research and instruction and explores the transformative potential of visual media across all disciplines.

Making an Impact With Self-Service Video Recording

Penn State's One Button Studio has changed the meaning of "video literacy," giving students and instructors the tools to create professional-looking videos without technical assistance.

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October 2015 | vol. 29 no. 1

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