Point/Counterpoint: Does Academic Freedom Imply IT Freedom As Well? (Part 1)
Academic departments must have the freedom to select the IT infrastructure and tools that best meet...
Quality: The Real Benchmark of Value in Technology-Enhanced Learning (Part 1)
By following a few simple steps, higher education administrators and educators can ensure...
Three Lessons Higher Education Can Learn from the Technology Industry
Higher education leaders could learn from the technology industry’s focus on demand-driven change,...
Talent Education and Development: Four Ways to Connect ROP and ROI for C-Suite Audiences (Part 2)
A long-term partnership between a higher education institution and an employer demands that the...
The Differentiating Value of Technology
More than new infrastructure or courses, technology itself can serve as a differentiator for...
Education On Air: Google Hangouts and the Collaborative Postsecondary Environment
Using cloud collaboration tools like Google Hangouts allows for greater efficiency in...
On-the-Go Higher Ed: Measuring the Future Impact of Mobile Devices on Non-Traditional Learners
Mobile applications can make the academic and bureaucratic demands of higher education easier to...
Unification over Integration: Making the Case for True Cloud ERP
Given the resource limitations facing most higher education administrators, the ease of complete...
Five Ways of Transforming IT to Support New Models of Learning (Part 2)
Ensuring IT departments keep pace with their evolving role in the institution is critical for the...
Five Ways of Transforming IT to Support New Models of Learning (Part 1)
As higher education becomes more student-centered and technology-enhanced, the role of...
Technology Set to Redefine Higher Education
As students begin behaving like savvy shoppers, institutions need to develop innovative academic...
Faculty Technological Literacy Central to Avoiding Implementation Roadblocks
Implementation roadblocks are a major hurdle in any new partnership, but creating faculty...
