Spotlight
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. More
Research
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. More
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Upcoming Events
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Nov. 2, 2021
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There's no question that agility and flexibility have been key survival skills in IT in recent years. And now — faced with the evolving learning landscape, operational pivots, demands of remote work and more — all aspects of IT have been forced to innovate and stretch in new ways. In this one-day event, education and IT leaders will share how they are planning for the unexpected, identifying efficiencies and utilizing technology to help their institutions excel in these challenging times.
Nov. 3, 2021
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Nov. 3–5, 2021
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Nov. 4, 2021
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Nov. 15–18, 2021
Orlando, FL, and Online
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Dec. 1–2, 2021
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