HARDWARE

Higher Ed’s Hardware Needs

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HARDWARE

Higher Ed’s Hardware Needs

Colleges and universities must acquire hardware that supports myriad needs. It’s up to CIOs to create the hardware environment that will run the diverse software applications, enhance student experiences and support colleges and universities in allowing learning to take place anytime, anywhere.

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Carianne Asberry uses a Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 360

Students Sound Off: What Technology Can’t You Live Without?

Three Acer Predator XB273 monitors

Review: Acer XB273 LCD Is Designed for Dedicated Performance Gaming

A man lifts a virtual reality headset off his eyes

Immersive Learning’s Future in Higher Education

Esports competitors in an esports arena

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Three students look at a laptop

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Students work on their devices

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Illustration of Apple AirPods Max headphones

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Two people sit on a bench while using their devices

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A student uses an interactive display

How to Incorporate Interactive Displays and Whiteboard Cameras in Hybrid Learning

Jeremy Peterson, Albertus Magnus College

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A virtual reality classroom

EDUCAUSE 2022: Tech Tools Evolve to Meet Students’ Needs

An esports competitor plays Rocket League

EDUCAUSE 2022: Get in the Game with Esports Tech

A professor leads a room on students on their devices

How Zero-Touch Deployment Can Help Higher Ed IT Departments

college students participate in esports program

4 Benefits of Bundling Collegiate Esports Equipment

A professor helping some students at a computer screen

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Fujitsu fi-8170 scanner

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A group of students collaborate and use their devices

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Illustration of collaboration in hybrid learning

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Student at an esports arena

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Monika Dressler and Frances Mueller

Modern Teaching Spaces Require Modern Design and Technology

A man conducts research

The Technology Behind America’s Top Research Universities

Illustration of a student and instructor in hybrid learning

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