28 janvier 2018

Azusa Pacific University rolls out mobile-friendly tech

University Business Magazine logoAzusa Pacific University today announced a partnership with CampusLogic, the leading student financial services platform, to make it easier for students and families to complete the financial aid process. More...

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On virtual and augmented reality in college classrooms

University Business Magazine logoIn recent months, both virtual reality (VR) and its little cousin, augmented reality (AR), have made quantum leaps into personal technology. More...

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Flywire expands global payments platform

University Business Magazine logoFlywire, a provider of global payment and receivables solutions for education, healthcare, and business, today announced the acquisition of OnPlan Holdings LLC, the parent company of OnPlanU and OnPlan Health. More...

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Goucher College rolls out app

University Business Magazine logoGoucher College announced the launch of a new mobile app designed to foster communication and collaboration and help students navigate campus life. More...

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Using cloud managed IT to connect your campus

University Business Magazine logoCloud managed IT can help institutions keep their campuses connected and secure, while providing the power, flexibility and control to enable seamless IT management. Learn how 8 colleges and universities are using this technology in a variety of ways to benefit students, faculty, and staff, and keep enrollment up. More...

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Autonomous agents of change in higher ed

University Business Magazine logoAt the same time, we saw the explosion of Udacity, Coursera, edX, and so on. These two things come together in a fantastic living experiment. At the root, it’s about the potential of online education to help with problems of access and to reach people who currently aren’t being reached, but who are capable. More...

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Pop-up higher ed courses respond to events in real time

University Business Magazine logoColleges don’t generally plan academic programs to respond to breaking news. But in the last few years, a handful of higher ed institutions have offered multisession “pop-up courses” that faculty can design quickly for students who want to earn credit for studying events in real time. More...

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27 janvier 2018

Berkeley, GetSmarter to Offer Tech-Focused Short Courses

HomeBy Doug Lederman. The School of Information Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley, has struck a deal with GetSmarter to create a series of technology-focused short online courses. The first courses are expected in October. More...

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Thought Leader Interview: Ed-Tech Efficacy

HomeBy Doug Lederman. Walk into the exhibit hall at any educational technology conference (or meetings on accreditation or academic affairs, for that matter) and your head is likely to explode. Many of the products sound alike, with vendors spouting the same buzzwords ("adaptive!" "personalized!" "predictive!" "mobile!") and making seductive -- and often unprovable -- promises. More...

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26 janvier 2018

How is education being disrupted by technology?

http://people.uis.edu/rschr1/wp-content/themes/default/images/kubrickheader.jpgTechno-News Blog. In the past 10 years or so, we’ve witnessed a pace of disruption in education that’s unmatched in previous decades. Books, curriculums, and even teachers are rapidly being replaced or complemented by online resources and digital tools such as tablets and mobile phones. More...

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