Digital technology in postsecondary education is undergoing swirl as well. Consider some of the key trends:
•The evolution or morphing of the campus IT organization, in its role as the provider of the IT environment and also with respect to its role in teaching and learning
•The increased independence of instructors and students, using their own tools to form their connections, resulting in custom pathways to achieve learning goals
•The trend away from large central applications, run on campus servers, in favor of confederations of apps, many of which run in the cloud
•The growing importance of interoperability and interface standards
•The increase in multiple mobile device ownership
•The capacity of data analytics to proffer custom portraits of learners and to make predictions and suggestions based on those portraits
Digital technology in postsecondary education is undergoing swirl as well. Consider some of the key trends:•The evolution or morphing of the campus IT organization, in its role as the provider of the IT environment and also with respect to its role in teaching and learning•The increased independence of instructors and students, using their own tools to form their connections, resulting in custom pathways to achieve learning goals•The trend away from large central applications, run on campus servers, in favor of confederations of apps, many of which run in the cloud•The growing importance of interoperability and interface standards•The increase in multiple mobile device ownership•The capacity of data analytics to proffer custom portraits of learners and to make predictions and suggestions based on those portraits
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