College campuses are working to harness data analytics, artificial intelligence and other technologies to deliver personalized experiences, improve student success, optimize their operations and more. To do this, they rely on growing amounts of information – everything from financial data to demographic data to how students move around on campus and interact with different services. While this trove of information fuels improvement and i...

The Learning Leadership Symposiums hosted by the Learning Counsel are regional professional learning events designed to promote innovation and help leaders address current issues and opportunities in the field of education. By combining timely research and knowledge of trends and market changes on the horizon, the Learning Counsel facilitates a high-level experience in a single-day workshop format. Organized around guest speakers and collabora...

AUSA’s Noon Report Webinar series invites you to join us on Thursday, 7 September 2023, at 12:00 EDT to hear a presentation by John H. Davis, author of Combat to College: Applying the Military Mentality as a Student Veteran. Davis—a former paratrooper who says he was the most tattooed person at Harvard—will give practical advice to veterans who may be struggling as they start their college careers.

Sophos has released The State of Ransomware in Education 2023, an insightful report based on a survey of 3,000 frontline IT professionals – 400 from the education sector – across 14 countries. The report documents the reality of ransomware in K-12 and higher education: attack vectors are growing, as is the financial and operational burden of ransomware. Join education cybersecurity experts to unpack findings from the report and dis...

Join us for a live, virtual fireside chat with an all-star line-up of higher education IT leaders. Hosted by Brian Cohen, Vice President of the Center for Digital Education, this panel will share the challenges, emerging trends and initiatives shaping the higher education landscape. Designed for private-sector professionals, this 30-minute discussion will pinpoint opportunities, help fine-tune business strategies and validate sales and marketi...

We stand on the brink of a new era. As education technology shifts at an unprecedented rate, it's more important than ever for sales and marketing leaders to have their fingers on the pulse of the market. This virtual live event brings together top minds from e.Republic to provide a market update and share the latest tactics to help you propel your success in the education technology market. What our experts will cover: The Inflection Point: U...

Use of generative AI technologies like Chat GPT is accelerating throughout society — with profound implications for K12 and higher education. On August 8 at 10 a.m. Pacific/1 p.m. Eastern, the Center for Digital Education will host a live interactive briefing to help education leaders keep pace with evolving AI capabilities and stay ahead of potential pitfalls. Our panel of experts will answer your toughest questions and provide unique v...

K-12 institutions rarely have the funding required to manage the expansive needs of cybersecurity. Making matters even more challenging, technology and data have transformed the educational experience and improved how students learn, but at the cost of increased attack surfaces and greater exposure to cyberattacks. At the same time, proactive cybersecurity approaches can be unsustainable from a resource perspective and bring their own risks in...

Technology is critical for helping K-12 schools and educators work with students to close the learning gap created by the disruptions of the pandemic. But new technology is only as good as the people using it. Developing a strategy for implementation and training is vital to make the most of new investments in classroom IT. In this virtual conversation from the Center for Digital Education, we will discuss best practices for financing and impl...

In our last webinar, we explored how generative AI technologies like ChatGPT can revolutionize how we interact with machines and automate complex tasks in K-12 and higher education institutions. Unlike traditional rule-based systems, generative AI technologies can learn and adapt to new situations, making them an ideal solution for state and local government agencies with unique and evolving needs. Due to overwhelming demand, the Center for Di...