At its core, university press publishing represents impressive stewardship and amplification of initial resource allocations, an extension of the institution's brand to a variety of audiences, and the global advancement of research.
From a compliance standpoint and a better-for-all perspective, digital course content should be accessible and inclusive. In reality, however, making it happen requires a deep level of commitment and follow-through from IT, faculty and campus leadership. That's a journey most colleges are still beginning. Brian Klaas, who has been working on issues of digital accessibility […]
When Ashley Podhradsky became the first woman to earn her doctorate from Dakota State University in South Dakota in 2010, little did she know the impact she would have nationally on the lives of girls and women in the male-dominated field of cyber sciences. She spent five years at Drexel University in Philadelphia before returning […]
This web seminar discussed some best practices to engage with the new generation of students, as well as some strategies to ensure authenticity in student engagement efforts. Sponsored content by Campus Management.
An increasing number of college presidents view mental health as the No. 1 challenge in higher education—more important than accessibility and affordability. The good news is that counseling centers are helping students with mental health disorders persist to graduation.
The upcoming UB Tech conference, June 10-12 in Orlando, will feature a program track focusing on campus IT, with sessions on cloud-based student success stories, a student-run computer repair shop, how mobile technology changed an entire campus, and more.
