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University of Nebraska professors share tips for moving to emporium-style learning in their UB Tech® session, “Rethinking Visual Communication Curriculum: The Success of an Emporium-Style Teaching Model.”
UB Tech session focuses on how to engage support from multiple campus departments, who will be integral in securing physical space, building tech infrastructure, coordinating professional development for coaches, and engaging in advocacy to promote competitive esports on campus.
UB Tech 2020 speaker Ian Wilkinson on how to create high-quality sound in educational videos—including the single best thing to do to improve the audio quality of their content
Learn about the student-run computer repair center at Valencia College in Orlando, the topic of a UB Tech 2020 session. Students fix devices for any member of the college community for free and have worked with peers at a university in Paris on artificial intelligence and other IT projects.
Primavera De Filippi, an internationally recognized authority on the challenges and opportunities of blockchains and other decentralized online technologies, will deliver the UB Tech 2020 keynote address.
Jason Webb, a UB Tech® speaker, is helping more professors create interactive videos for online classes as coronavirus fears intensify.
Instructional Technologist Tim Van Norman and ESL Professor Brent Warner of Irvine Valley College will present at UB Tech® 2020.
The countdown is on, and there’s much to look forward to at this year’s UB Tech conference in Las Vegas.
Jason Webb, a UB Tech 2020 speaker, responds to report findings by providing tips on how to engage faculty.
Damian Doyle, associate vice president of Infrastructure Solutions at UMBC, discusses his upcoming session on designing protected, yet easily accessible environments at UB Tech 2020.
Colleges and universities are facing a constant onslaught of new risk as well as a growing number of compliance laws and regulatory mandates. That’s why keeping the Written Information Security Program policy document up to date is important for protecting all data, says UB guest columnist and UB Tech featured speaker Nicholas M. Tella, director of information security at Johnson & Wales U.
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