Campus Technology: Learning Environments

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Reshaping the Campus Experience with the Right Information at the Right Time
Digital signage can improve the way students, faculty, staff and visitors interact with a university campus, offering relevent and timely information in a targeted, helpful manner.
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How the 'Slow Ed Tech Movement' Is Bringing a Sense of Purpose to Academic Technology
Slowing the pace of education technology work makes projects more sustainable, gives people a chance to connect, allows for more meaningful conversations and helps prevent burnout.
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3 Considerations for Effective Digital Signage in Higher Ed
Implementing a digital signage network on campus comes down to collaboration and communication — and working with stakeholders to get the content right.
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7 Ed Tech Trends to Watch in 2018
What education technologies and trends will have the most impact in the coming year? We asked four higher ed IT leaders for their take.
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Top 10 Campus Technology Stories in 2017
Virtual reality, online learning, digital literacy and tech adoption concerns have all been among the most popular topics on our website.
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Research

Report: OER Continues Moderate Growth Track
Where OER particularly succeeds, researchers found, is in large-enrollment introductory-level courses, those taken by the largest numbers of students, taught in multiple segments and typically part of requirements.
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Report: California Universities Need to Simplify Online Cross-Enrollment
According to a new report, the California State University system could do a better job of tracking enrollment and outcomes and helping students know what's available online.
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Stackable Credentials May Not Boost Earnings
A new report from the Community College Research Center has suggested that while a college degree or a certificate has an impact on earnings, the impact of stackable credentials is still iffy.
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More and Different Data Needed to Track Quality of STEM Undergrad Education
Improving STEM undergraduate education will require tracking student demographics, instructor use of evidence-based teaching practices, student transfer patterns and other yet-unmeasured dimensions of science, technology, engineering and math education.
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Lack of Tech Savvy Holding Back Developmental Ed Efforts
Research released this past fall found that technology is not the silver bullet needed to help students in developmental education — without a few other elements in place as well.
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News

Upcoming Events
- AAC&U 2018 Annual Meeting
  Jan. 24–27
  Washington, DC
- ELI Annual Meeting 2018
  Jan. 29–31
  New Orleans, LA
- LearnLaunch Across Boundaries Conference
  Feb. 1–2
  Boston, MA
- eLearning 2018
  Feb. 11–14
  Tucson, AZ
- TDWI Las Vegas Conference
  Feb. 11–16
  Las Vegas, NV
- Innovations Conference
  March 18–21
  National Harbor, MD
- Digital Signage Expo 2018
  March 27–30
  Las Vegas, NV
- SANS 2018
  April 3–10, 2018
  Orlando, FL
- OLC Innovate
  April 18–20, 2018
  Nashville, TN
- AACC 98th Annual Convention
  April 28–May 1, 2018
  Dallas, TX
- USDLA 2018 National Conference
  April 29–May 2, 2018
  Indianapolis, IN
- Internet2 2018 Global Summit
  May 6–9, 2018
  San Diego, CA
- Learning Impact Leadership Institute
  May 21–24, 2018
  Baltimore, MD
Upcoming Webinars
- Digital Technology is Changing Teaching and Learning
  Date: Jan. 24
  Time: 11 a.m. PT/2 p.m. ET
  Sponsor: Cisco Systems, Inc.
Webinars on Demand
- Enabling Student Access to Engineering Apps, Anywhere on Any Device
  Sponsor: NVIDIA and Citrix
- The Evolving Role of the Higher Ed CISO
  Sponsor: Lenovo and Intel
- Inside the Ransomware Industry and Its Impact on Education
  Sponsor: Cisco Umbrella
- Intentional Outsourcing: How to Approach, Launch and Manage a Partnership with a Support Provider that will Delight Your User Community
  Sponsor: Blackboard
- Reinventing the Traditional Classroom — Hear from Fellow Educators
  Sponsor: Cisco Systems
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From tech-infused classrooms to online courses and new, disruptive education models, higher education learning environments come in an infinite array of shapes and sizes. Campus Technology Learning Environments covers the intersection of technology and learning in today's colleges and universities and the tools, trends and pedagogies shaping student success. Each issue offers case studies, tips and best practices for instructional technologists, AV professionals, technology-using faculty and IT leaders focused on higher education's core mission of teaching and learning. Published weekly.

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