Campus Cloud Computing
Higher Education and the Cloud
7/3/2013
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CONTENT 1

  • Google Apps vs. Office 365

    In choosing between Microsoft's and Google's cloud offerings, schools must weigh a raft of issues ranging from regulatory compliance to interoperability--and no one solution may fit the bill.

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  • How Cloud Backup Can Save IT Big Bucks

    Moving your data storage, backup, and disaster recovery to the cloud can cut costs and improve functionality for both end users and tech personnel.

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  • From flipped classrooms to distance learning: How it all works
    Sponsored by: Cisco
    This white paper shares the successes of institutions like, Duke University and Seattle University, that are adopting new approaches like, the flipped classroom, distance learning, and virtual desktops in the cloud, and briefly describes the technologies behind them.

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