Montclair State University names new CIO
Formerly of Sonoma State University, David Chun will officially begin his new position at Montclair State University on May 1.
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Michele Norin
Norin is the chief information officer at Rutgers University.
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Modernization Inside one college’s project to go paperless
On the Cutting EDge podcast, Hudson County Community College CIO Patricia Clay explains her journey to make the college paperless.
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy speaks at an event in 2018. (Kevin Mazur / Getty Images for iStar) Higher Education New Jersey awards $400M to modernize state colleges
Higher education institutions are getting funding for high-tech academic facilities and classrooms, along with IT networking and security improvements.
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Emerging Tech University uses interactive displays for better hybrid learning
On the Cutting EDge podcast, Stevens Institute of Technology’s Harry Ortiz explains how interactive displays can improve hybrid learning.
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy. (Eduardo Munoz Alvarez / Getty Images) Higher Education New Jersey invests $400M in higher ed infrastructure updates
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said the state hopes to keep more students at its higher ed institutions by updating their facilities.
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(John Smith / VIEWpress) Cybersecurity Universities don’t want their students to upgrade to Windows 11 yet
Potential compatibility issues with Microsoft’s latest operating system are leading higher education institutions to warn against an immediate upgrade.
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(Getty Images) Higher Education Intel expands AI education program to 11 states
Intel said it plans to expand the “AI for Workforce” program to 18 community colleges this year and an additional 50 colleges next year.
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(Getty Images) K-12 The edtech industry is booming in 2021
Direct-to-consumer models are popular, but big firms like Coursera and CampusLogic continue to thrive, too, with encouragement from the health crisis.
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(Getty Images) Higher Education Senators ask online testing companies to address bias and privacy claims
Six Democratic senators asked the leaders of ExamSoft, Proctorio and Proctor U for information on privacy, accessibility and equity of their testing software.