Executive View
Campus Technology is entering a new era in its 24-year history as a magazine serving the educational technology market. Beginning with its August issue, Campus Technology will become an entirely paper-free, digital publication. The July issue will be its last as a traditional print magazine.
MoreAs institutions are increasingly pressed to graduate more students and to do so more efficiently, says AAC&U Fellow Gary Brown, understanding how quality is defined will be critical--and building consensus around competency is an emerging strategy for ensuring quality. More
Worth Noting
New online learning program scheduled to launch January 2013 will allow students to receive credit for prior learning or experience. MoreNew Mexico State adopts a cloud-based content authoring platform for its course development efforts MoreThe University of Hawaii has upgraded its videoconferencing setup for high-definition production across all of its campuses. MoreU Arizona’s sports production control room gets a much needed makeover, complete with new slow motion instant replay systems. MoreAt the Campus Technology 2012 conference, happening this week in Boston, Enterasys is demonstrating its BYOD solutions designed for education, including the recently launched Mobile IAM. MoreIngram's electronic textbook platform, VitalSource Bookshelf, is making its way to Blackboard Learn and Blackboard Mobile Learn. MoreA cloud storage company has released a version of its product specifically designed for colleges and universities. MoreMoodle's developers have formally released version 2.3 of the open source learning management system Moodle. The latest release includes about 50 new features for end users, including major enhancements to the course interface and file management. More
Professional Resources
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Cisco Bring Your Own Device for Education: Getting More Devices Simply and Securely Connected
Sponsored by: Cisco
Students, teachers, and staff expect to connect to the network with
different devices, regardless of who owns the devices. Enable them to
teach, learn, and work their way on any device, anytime and anywhere,
while affording IT the controls to contain costs, ensure security and
capacity, and prevent data loss. Simply, securely, connected.
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