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Speakers at the UB Tech® conference’s Women in Technology summit discussed practical steps women can take to advance their careers, leverage technology and support future generations.
Higher ed leaders learned strategies and best practices for navigating this growing field.
Something as simple as unlimited email space—and as complex as chatbots—can create an emotional connection between a student and a university that drives academic and institutional success.
High Point University president inspires UB Tech 2019 attendees to prepare for ‘the world that will be.’
Presenters at this year’s UB Tech conference covered a range of flexible-space strategies, from informal learning spaces to collaborative classroom redesign to professional development that steers instructors toward new teaching approaches.
Julin Sharp will share how Marist’s educators successfully transitioned to online learning during her UB Tech® 2019 presentation on Wednesday, June 12, in Orlando.
The first professional organization for esports coaches and directors will serve all levels of competitive play, including club, high school, college and pro.
Schools need to evolve their approach to technology to accommodate generational change from millennials to Gen Zers, Kayye says.
Linda Wanless will share how other colleges and universities can create their own engaging learning environment and build a new pedagogical approach during her presentation at UB Tech® 2019, to be held on Tuesday, June 11, in Orlando.
Penn State’s Kyle Bowen says experience takes priority over space as students and instructors embark on more active approaches to learning.
One summit covered ways to address the return on investment of digital learning; a second summit looked at meeting the challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Here’s a quick roundup of five new and noteworthy books for college and university leaders.
Beverly Magda will speak about the importance of networking to women, especially in STEM, as part of the Women in Technology summit at UB Tech® 2019, held June 10-12 in Orlando.
Breakout sessions, networking, keynotes, the expo hall and the hotel experience top my list, says Kelly Walsh, CIO of The College of Westchester in New York.
Experts and administrators applaud The College Board’s efforts to improve admissions fairness, but some see pitfalls in scoring students’ backgrounds.
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Women in Technology Summit speaker Alicia Strandberg will share how Villanova University’s Women in Tech program is creating opportunities for women across academic disciplines. Make your plans to attend the UB Tech® Conference to hear more from her and other trailblazing women in tech. Use Source Code UBMAG19.
Several protections for college students with disabilities are provided by the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
When the Koch network recently announced a new coalition focused on providing work opportunities for the formerly incarcerated, one employment sector was conspicuously absent: higher education. It’s disheartening, says Yusuf Dahl, director for innovation and entrepreneurship at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania.
How college administrators are navigating the holistic admissions process, with or without standardized tests.
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