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IT and AV

Ransomware attacks in higher ed: How you can protect your data and mitigate risks

At a minimum, universities should map their data and conduct risk assessments to determine which systems are most vulnerable and which would cause the most damage.

The root of the AI DEI problem isn’t technical; it’s human

More work is needed on how AI-powered ed tech is built, but it is also critical to focus on what the actual DEI problem is and what is required to solve it.

5 tech leaders say higher ed must do better to meet employer demands

Embracing shorter-term credentials and leaning on partners are crucial to sustained success at colleges and universities.

How higher ed can pave the way for the future of the cybersecurity workforce

Examples of the impact colleges and universities are having on the future of cybersecurity talent and how to build on this success.

The college campus of the future will be hybrid

Effectively blending online and face-to-face instruction can enhance the quality of degrees for all types of learners while decreasing the cost of attendance.

Enhancing Mental Health, Technology and Student Success in Higher Ed

The pandemic has upended almost every facet of education. This global shake-up has been a wake-up call to universities and colleges, coercing them to rethink their traditional teaching and learning […]
Fri May 13th, 2022

The 2 critical areas colleges must address in meeting student need

A study of young and adult learners shows that institutional supports are key, including how technology is utilized.
Wed May 4th, 2022

Colleges paying ransom only get 60% of data back. Here is how to protect it.

Cyber attacks are becoming more prevalent and more costly, but smart institutions can power through them.
Fri Apr 29th, 2022

How CLRs can track skills to benefit students and universities

Designed to capture all aspects of learning activities in school and life, Comprehensive Learner Records provide complete competencies and skills-based transcripts for employers.
Wed Apr 27th, 2022

How cheating on online exams may be eroding higher ed’s future credibility

The fact that cheating on online exams rose during the pandemic may not surprise higher ed leaders, but the steepness of the increase may be startling. One company is sharing its data.
Tue Apr 26th, 2022

3 steps for adjunct faculty inclusion in edtech adoption

With adjuncts making up around 75% of faculty in higher ed, getting them trained on the latest edtech is essential.
Thu Apr 21st, 2022