EDUCAUSE CIO Minute
Insights, anecdotes, and best practices from higher ed CIOs. Videos shot and edited by Gerry Bayne, Multimedia Producer, EDUCAUSE
Insights, anecdotes, and best practices from higher ed CIOs. Videos shot and edited by Gerry Bayne, Multimedia Producer, EDUCAUSE
Authors, leaders, and community influencers talk in-depth about the complexities of higher education technology. Hosted by John O’Brien, President and CEO, EDUCAUSE.
Multiple voices from the higher ed IT community share advice, anecdotes, best practices, and more around topics critical to the profession. Written and directed by Gerry Bayne, Multimedia Producer, EDUCAUSE.
Higher education IT leaders from a variety of institutions discuss professional and organizational development, best practices, careers, challenges, and opportunities. Hosted by EDUCAUSE community leaders Cynthia Golden and Jack Suess.
Podcast guests amplify the voices—as well as the aspirations, challenges, contributions, and strengths—of young professionals in higher education. Hosted by EDUCAUSE community leaders Wes Johnson and Sarah J. Buszka.
Podcast guests engage in candid conversations about big issues in higher education technology. Hosted by Sophie White, Content Marketing and Program Manager, and Jenay Robert, Senior Researcher. Produced by Kelli Horan, Digital Content Manager.
Authors, leaders, and community influencers offer short, on-target insights about higher education. Hosted by John O’Brien, President and CEO, EDUCAUSE.
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This podcast features a selection of interviews from the Coalition for Networked Information (CNI) meetings. It highlights conversations with leaders, thinkers, and innovators in the field of libraries, research, and networked information.
Hosts Sophie and Kathe talk with Jacquelyn Malcolm Bailey and John Dunning about how higher education leaders can support higher education values by building systems, teams, and cultures that support institutional resilience in a changing world.
Audiovisual medium is only about one hundred and thirty years old, yet it has become the mainstay of our interaction with content today. How do academic libraries and higher education institutions become effective stewards for a medium prone to erosion, playback obsolescence, and manipulation?
In this special episode of EDUCAUSE Shop Talk, host Jenay Robert is joined by Kathe Pelletier, Jamie Sundvall, and Carie Ann Potenza to unpack the EDUCAUSE Summit: AI Adoption Across the Institution. They share firsthand insights from the event and explore the real challenges and opportunities institutions face as they work to integrate artificial intelligence.
Washington University launched the Digital Intelligence and Innovation Accelerator to drive digital transformation and support researchers. The university libraries have played a central role in connecting people and projects—including building a research chatbot, expanding access to open educational resources, and developing a campus-wide research profile system.
Hosts Sophie and Jenay talk with Ozlem Kilic, vice provost and founding dean of the College of Emerging and Collaborative Studies (CECS) at the University of Tennessee Knoxville about how the CECS is preparing students for the future workforce through innovative programs and community partnerships.
Can libraries lead the way in advancing AI literacy in a rapidly evolving landscape? Leo Lo, dean and professor for the College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences at the University of New Mexico, discusses his own approach, which is grounded in interdisciplinary collaboration, pedagogy, and ethics.
In this episode, we hear from professionals at different stages of their career journeys as they reflect on risk, resilience, and growth. They share advice on stepping into leadership roles, recognizing when it may be time for a change, and overcoming imposter syndrome.
Higher education institutions are increasing digital access for students while also maintaining privacy and data protection. To support students, colleges and universities can promote technology democratization and efficiency, collaborate with AI for student success, support libraries for digital access, and streamline the student technology experience.
In this episode, Jack and Cynthia welcome campus technology leaders from Canada. They discuss how Canadian institutions are navigating challenges around aligning data, AI, and cybersecurity.
Cyberattacks, licensing limitations, and platform dependence are reshaping how libraries function. Brewster Kahle provides some context around these challenges, and a path toward sustainable access through local control.