The Biden Administration’s First 100 Days: A Milestone for Higher Education?
What have we seen in President Joe Biden's first 100 days in office, and what does that suggest for colleges and universities moving forward?
Supporting Digital Service-Learning through Campus Collaboration
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The COVID-19 Digital Transformation Journey at Case Western Reserve University
The coronavirus pandemic accelerated the pace of enterprise digital transformation efforts at Case Western Reserve University.
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Empowering Your Faculty: A Playbook for Higher Education
Hybrid learning has evolved from a model that enabled the continuity of education amid the closing of campuses to one that is reshaping operating models at higher education institutions.
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EDUCAUSE QuickPoll Results: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Discrimination continues to be a challenge for the higher ed IT profession, but the events of the past year have raised awareness of DEI and may present opportunities for concerted action.
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Using Data to Better Support Students
By effectively using data, higher education institutions can provide a more personalized experience for their students at every step of the student lifecycle.
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Reimagining Online Culture: Project-Based Learning, Inclusion, and Reach in Online Education
The pandemic created a unique opportunity for educators to rethink their approach to online learning and explore how this educational environment can expand access while increasing and building on diversity.
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Video Production in the Time of COVID-19
With the rapid shift to remote learning during the COVID-19 crisis, demand for instructional videos exploded, and turnaround times shriveled. Finding ways to streamline the production process was critical.
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Predicting Levels of Student Satisfaction during COVID-19
Three undergraduate student researchers at the University of St. Thomas share the results of their study on students' experiences and perspectives during a global pandemic.
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Transforming Campus Operations with Strategic Shared Services
By sharing and consolidating workplace technology, colleges and universities can save time and money by empowering employees to focus less on office work and more on the mission of their institutions.
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EDUCAUSE QuickPoll Results: COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements
As the fall term approaches, college and university leaders are weighing a range of fluid and sometimes competing factors as they decide whether and how to require vaccinations.
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