White Papers
Higher education white papers and case studies from our sponsors. Click a title to read more or download.
Unified communications and collaboration has already transformed hybrid work and learning. As cloud-based platforms rapidly evolve to integrate new capabilities and features, their potential appears limitless.
Sponsored by Lumen
Microcredentials provide a way for students to learn new technology skills and demonstrate competency without having to invest in a full degree program — and if colleges and universities don’t have a strategy for offering these programs, they risk losing market share to other institutions.
Sponsored by Pluralsight
Rising cyberattacks, new federal requirements, and an evolving higher education landscape have pushed cybersecurity to the forefront for just about every college and university IT leader.
Sponsored by Spectrum Enterprise a part of Charter Communications
Lecture capture has been used by educators for many years but has surged in popularity since the COVID-19 lockdowns ended. There’s now a growing acceptance of the benefits of hybrid learning, and collaboration via video content with a realization that video content can deliver real advantages for students.
Sponsored by Encore Broadcast Solutions and NewTek
As the impetus to incorporate high-quality video into teaching sessions, lectures and presentations has grown, the crossover between
these areas has intensified. Increasingly, organizations in the education space are turning to affordable broadcast-grade solutions to engage
with students and ensure that they remain attentive and responsive.
Sponsored by Encore Broadcast Solutions and NewTek
Student expectations are evolving. In their personal lives, they take for granted the ease of interpersonal connections — on their phones, on social media. They expect academia to mirror that experience.
Sponsored by Encore Broadcast Solutions and NewTek
Higher education institutions are facing major headwinds. Greater student expectations, declining enrollment, and an uncertain economy are pressuring colleges and universities to think critically about their operations and where to optimize for future growth and relevance. Additionally, administrators are constantly tasked with doing more with less and must make difficult decisions on where to invest when it comes to programs and university-wide initiatives.
Sponsored by Infinitive
When digital transformation is the destination, all roads lead through the cloud. Here’s how colleges and universities can plan their own cloud journey, leverage cloud computing capabilities to meet growing student and administrative demands, and achieve true innovation, agility, collaboration and personalization.