• Morgan State Adopting New Comprehensive Learner Record in Move to Competency Model

    A Baltimore university will be introducing a digital record and wallet to its transcript system, enabling students to collect and share their competencies. The move by Morgan State University, an historically Black university, is intended to be part of the institution's broader effort to transition to a competency-based education model. 10/28/2021

  • New Camera Device Brings in-Room Whiteboard to Virtual Classes

    Videoconferencing company Owl Labs has launched Whiteboard Owl, a camera device that transmits any in-room whiteboard to online or hybrid classes. 10/28/2021

  • Kent State Standardizing on Aruba Networking Gear

    Kent State University has gone public with a sizable network upgrade: The eight-campus system is deploying technology from Aruba for its wired, wireless, management and cybersecurity needs. 10/27/2021

  • Stanford Opens Office of Digital Ed

    Stanford University has launched a digital education office with the intent of broadening equity and access to higher education through digital pathways. 10/26/2021

  • Adobe Releases Web Betas for Photoshop, Illustrator

    Adobe has launched web betas for two of its flagship software tools, Photoshop and Illustrator. A wide range of updates to these and other Creative Cloud tools were also announced today at Adobe MAX. 10/26/2021

  • Zoom Tackles Problem of Low Bandwidth for Faculty

    Zoom has introduced several new features specifically useful to educators. 10/26/2021

  • Ellucian, D2L Expand Partnership for Easier Integration

    In order to provide a more streamlined experience across their platforms, Ellucian and D2L have announced an expanded partnership focused on ease of integration. 10/26/2021

  • Digital Promise Launches Digital Learning Research Network

    Digital Promise has launched SEERNet, a five-year program that's intended to inspire research on digital learning at scale in both higher education and K-12. 10/26/2021

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    Contrary to Popular Belief, College Students Do Care About Their Data

    The idea that college students don't care about the privacy of their data may be a myth. These digital natives are increasingly aware of the importance of data privacy, especially when it involves the protection of information about their academic or professional prospects, according to a new report from the Future of Privacy Forum. 10/26/2021

  • New Cengage Product Embeds Course Materials into Learning Management System

    Ed tech company Cengage has launched a new product that integrates digital course materials into an institution's learning management system. 10/25/2021

  • Anthology-Blackboard Merger Complete

    The merger of Anthology and Blackboard announced last month is now complete, answering a few questions about how the combined companies will move forward. 10/25/2021

  • Traditional PC Market Up Worldwide While Shortages Lead to Decline in the U.S.

    Globally, traditional PCs are continuing to see growth despite bottlenecks in the supply chain. However, according to a new report from market research firm IDC, in the United States, traditional PCs saw their first quarterly decline since the beginning of the pandemic. 10/21/2021

  • Campus Technology Insider Podcast

    Embracing Innovation, Technology and Culture Change for the Sake of Access

    The pandemic accelerated digital transformation and the adoption of new learning models at many colleges and universities — but higher ed culture has some catching up to do. While institutions traditionally measure change in decades, we're now in a time when flexibility, innovation and risk-taking are key to student access and opportunity as well as institutional survival. We spoke with Dr. Mark Lombardi, president of Maryville University, about why the business model of higher ed is broken, the importance of lifelong learning and technology's role in moving universities toward a better future. 10/21/2021

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  • Embracing Innovation, Technology and Culture Change for the Sake of Access

    The pandemic accelerated digital transformation and the adoption of new learning models at many colleges and universities — but higher ed culture has some catching up to do. While institutions traditionally measure change in decades, we’re now in a time when flexibility, innovation and risk-taking are key to student access and opportunity as well as institutional survival. We spoke with Dr. Mark Lombardi, president of Maryville University, about why the business model of higher ed is broken, the importance of lifelong learning and technology’s role in moving universities toward a better future. 10/21/2021

  • Campus Technology Insider Podcast October 2021

    The pandemic accelerated digital transformation and the adoption of new learning models at many colleges and universities — but higher ed culture has some catching up to do. While institutions traditionally measure change in decades, we're now in a time when flexibility, innovation and risk-taking are key to student access and opportunity as well as institutional survival. We spoke with Dr. Mark Lombardi, president of Maryville University, about why the business model of higher ed is broken, the importance of lifelong learning and technology's role in moving universities toward a better future. 10/21/2021

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    3 Keys to Creating Inclusive Learning Opportunities

    As simulations gain traction in both in-person and remote classrooms, a multimedia author explains how he ensures they speak to all students. 10/20/2021

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  • Lesson Study Could Transform Community College Math Instruction

    One aspect of completion rates at community colleges that doesn't get much attention is the professional development of the instructors. A recent research project suggested that better support for faculty could eventually make a difference in student outcomes, even though the students who were part of the study did no better in the courses than their peers who weren't part of the project. 10/19/2021

  • IBM to Train 30 Million People Globally in Tech Skills by 2030

    IBM is setting out to provide 30 million people all over the world with job skills in technology fields by 2030. 10/18/2021