Post-pandemic transformation heads Educause's 2022 priorities list

Instead of offering software as a universal solution, academic leaders should advise instructors to consider the best format for their assessments and offer proctoring software as an option, academic leaders said.

A new initiative in partnership with the National Education Equity Lab is targeting under-resourced high schools across the country.

The institution hired as its new chief information officer Tanya Acevedo, who's held technology leadership roles in local government and, most recently, the Houston airport system.

The University of Massachusetts is expanding its online reach by taking over Brandman's network of schools for adult learners.

The university's provost announced the first two weeks of instruction will be switched to an online format.

Exceutives said the online courses provider will also expand into new fields, such as health care.

Business school leaders said the technology makes it easier for professors to interact with students who aren't physically present in the classroom.

The combined company will keep its free offerings and offer more university degrees online to benefit international students and nontraditional American learners, the founders said.

The $54,000 grant will allow the Baltimore university to add 24 access points, accommodating students using outdoor spaces for studying and socializing, Loyola Maryland's CIO said.

Lowering the cost of education for students is a key long-term goal, higher education leaders said during an online event.