Rebuilding a relationship of trust between higher education institutions and the public they serve—and ensuring the sustainability of higher education itself—requires that we focus our practices and our modes of communicating around building solidarity and community both on campus and across campuses.
The sociology of education technology has encouraged us to emerge from our areas of specialization and work together as a community of practice to reconsider the context of edtech.
What are the benefits and challenges of using artificial intelligence to promote student success, improve retention, streamline enrollment, and better manage resources in higher education?
Convenings such as the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) 2019 Summer Council of Presidents offer an excellent opportunity for IT professionals to broaden their conversations and connect with other institutional leaders.
With over thirty years of experience in the field, a retiring community college president lists her top 3 wishes for higher education.
One higher education institution, South Texas College, is winning the battle for student success, fighting against poverty and language barriers with the help of a mobile communication tool.
Rebranding and leveraging IT projects within the library can help promote organizational change and aid in advancing the library as a learning organization.
Replacing a legacy student information system is complex and expensive. The strategies described here offer the potential to eliminate many of the weaknesses of the legacy SIS at a fraction of the cost of system replacement.
Over a career as a CIO and higher education IT leader, the author developed his “7&4” leadership philosophy.
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Two of the EDUCAUSE 2019 Top 10 IT Issues focus on students and their success.
