As artificial intelligence threatens to upend industries, college and university communities need to come together to chart a way forward.

This document camera’s zoom capabilities allow instructors to get up close and personal with any object.

The easy-to-administer video phone comes packed with features and functionality.

How much information is too much to disclose when your institution’s data is compromised?

Artificial intelligence tools should be installed only after considering their security, ethics and problem-solving capabilities.

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Small language models offer efficient computing that requires fewer resources than their larger counterparts.

Cloud-related cost overruns could divert resources away from where they’re really needed. FinOps keeps cloud spending in check.

Universities are re-evaluating their data governance strategies and technology as they embrace AI.

Workshops, websites and other resources are helping educators enhance students’ learning experience.

Adobe Creative Cloud, Canva and Grammarly enhance students’ communication skills.

Universities are using AI to build bots that tutor students, answer queries about campus life and offer secure access to large language models.

Enhanced by technology, dual-enrollment programs cultivate a skilled workforce while serving underserved communities.

Pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence means garnering support from multiple parties across campus.

Standardizing classroom AV technology ensures a seamless transition for faculty.

While nearly all respondents were familiar with artificial intelligence tools, most do not feel adequately prepared with the skills they’ll need for the future.