Most discussions about digital content concentrate on pricing and cost. Proponents of open educational resources, for example, point to how these resources help students avoid the high cost of textbooks. Likewise, many textbook publishers have shifted to an inclusive access model where all students receive textbooks and the cost is included in tuition.
When it comes to supporting the student journey, higher education leaders are like conductors of an orchestra. They have to consider which tools to use, arrange them harmoniously, and direct their use to address different needs.
According to Eduventures Higher Education Technology Landscape (Landscape), 22% of edtech vendors offer edtech solutions and products in more than one technology segment, with some appearing in over 12 segments. This statistic represents an increasingly common growth...
While it may be challenging to determine the downstream effects of COVID-19 on technology, one clear result is that institutions have accelerated efforts to marshal existing technologies to support teaching and learning. This includes maximizing the interoperability...
According to the Government Accounting Office, transfer students lose an average of 43% of credits through the transfer process, causing them to incur additional expenses of money, time, and energy toward obtaining their bachelor’s degrees. Research from Eduventures...
There has been a great deal of discussion about the impact of COVID-19 on technology adoption among colleges and universities. Many commentators, for example, have noticed the spike in the adoption of Productivity and Collaboration Solutions (like Zoom) and have...
