UB Tech® 2019 announces keynote livestream

May 31, 2019 | Mediasite Events

All three keynotes at UB Tech® 2019 will be available to view live online for any higher ed leaders unable to attend the conference in person, made possible by the exclusive streaming partner of UB Tech®, Mediasite Events.

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