White Papers
Higher education white papers and case studies from our sponsors. Click a title to read more or download.
Learning and instruction are changing in higher education, owing largely to the proliferation of consumer technologies on today's campuses. A growing number of institutions are moving away from the traditional instructor-focused teaching model to a new student-centric approach that favors a more personalized, collaborative, anytime-anywhere—from any device—learning experience. As these colleges and universities move forward, what technologies and policies should they have in place to support their academic needs?
Sponsored by Verizon Wireless
The technological advancements of projectors and projection systems has grown exponentially. This Thought Leadership report covers new advancements many institutions may be missing out on and how today’s projector systems influence learning outcomes.
Sponsored by Canon Solutions America
The guide provides an overview, as well as features, benefits, applications, specifications and other information for each model in the full line of Canon REALiS LCOS projectors.
Sponsored by Canon Solutions America
From its inception, Xirrus has understood that traditional enterprise Wi-Fi solutions are not built to effectively scale to handle expanding wireless performance requirements. In this whitepaper we discuss building a wireless network to support in the influx of Wi-Fi enabled devices.
Sponsored by Xirrus
Building a wireless infrastructure for the digital classroom that not only meets today’s demands but also those of the coming years.
Sponsored by Xirrus
As more devices use the corporate wireless network, the network needs to be able to handle the increased utilization of network resources.
Sponsored by Xirrus
This paper follows the ascent of Wi-Fi and looks at how its expanding role within the enterprise — including public or private organizations in the education, health care, government and safety sectors.
Sponsored by Xirrus
Storage systems are becoming key factors in the ability of educational institutions to effectively and efficiently use technology. Educational institutions need to develop a strategic end-to-end view of storage to ensure that storage infrastructure effectively supports teaching, learning, research and administration, as well as to improve efficiencies and cut costs of campus technology.
Sponsored by Dell, Intel
