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Kickstart your week with the Monday Morning Mentor program, designed specifically for higher education instructors. This unique professional development series offers fast, dynamic, and convenient learning opportunities that address some of the most pressing issues in academia today.
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EDUCAUSE is a nonprofit association and the largest community of technology, academic, industry and campus leaders advancing higher education through the use of IT. Engage with other members, explore professional development opportunities, and make informed decisions about the most urgent issues in higher education.
The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference connects the best thinkers in higher education technology.
This is THE event where professionals and technology providers from around the world gather to network, share ideas, grow professionally, and discover solutions to today’s challenges. It’s the largest gathering of your peers…people you can relate to, learn from, and stay connected to throughout the year.
The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference will be held in-person in Chicago, IL with an online event the following week.
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EDUCAUSE is excited to announce the first ever Horizon Report devoted to supporting the holistic student experience, scheduled for publication in fall 2023!
Its focus is on the trends, technologies, and practices that will be most important for shaping the future of the student experience in higher education over the next ten years.
The six technologies and practices selected by the expert panel for 2023 are:
The work featured can take almost any form: production or pilot programs, research projects, faculty undertakings, emerging technology trials, or evaluation/assessment projects. The intent is to give readers a more concrete sense of how these technologies and practices are playing out in higher education.