Education Technology Insights Weekly Brief
Be first to read the latest tech news, Industry Leader's Insights, and CIO interviews of medium and large enterprises exclusively from Education Technology Insights
Curtis A. Carver, VP & CIO, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
We live during a period of rapid change—a time of exponential innovation. To put this in perspective, consider the following.
Doug Johnson, Director of Technology, Burnsville-Eagan-Savage (MN) Public Schools
Tim Harper, Ed. D, & CIO, Seminole County Public Schools
Jamie Northrup, Senior Associate Vice President Strategy, Tulane University
Raymond Kent, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C, CTS Principal Innovative Technology Design Group, DLR Group
Steve Clagg, CIO, Aurora Public Schools
As my thoughts turn to what my technology team should look like next school year, I put forth my best prognostication skills.
Rama Dhuwaraha, AVC & CIO, University of North Texas System
The benefits of cloud computing for the Education industry can only be realized if we align our education and IT strategy.
Camedra Jefferson, Ed.D., Director of Instructional Technology, Yes Prep Public Schools
I truly believe technology can be used to enhance and transform learning in the classroom and I have witnessed its fundamental benefits in my current and previous work.
William Ingram, CIO, Belmont University
The first area we focused on was organization.
Brice Bible, CIO & VP, University of Buffalo
The concept of an on-premise LMS is fading away, and it won’t be long till the only options available will be with modern features in a robust, up-to-date cloud environment where a vendor can offer capabilities much more easily than before.
Brent Goldfarb, Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship And David Kirsch, Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship, University of Maryland, Robert H. Smith School of Business
Popular media prefer fads and flair, and real change is sometimes boring. Winners in the edtech...
Borre B. Ulrichsen, CIO, Gonzaga University
During a meeting the other day, a colleague asked me where I saw our information technology team in...
Donald Z. Spicer, AVC & CIO, University System of Maryland
Given the competitive orientation of most corporations, the ability to cooperate and/ or collaborate...
Bill Caritj, Chief Accountability & Information Officer And Olufemi Aina, Executive Director, I.T. Infrastructure, Atlanta Public Schools
A closer look (with a broader view), however, shows a very different picture. Aside from the students, teachers, parents and guardians, administrators, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, nurses, and other people it takes to run a school.
