St. Louis University (SLU) built a new, 12-story academic building to teach students law digitally. The building includes classrooms, conference room, courtrooms and digital signage on each floor.
The technology available in this day and age offers bigger and better opportunities for colleges’ broadcast studios, such as being able to shoot film for HD video, working hands-on in a mock studio space, or acting as a personality on-camera.
JIBC turned to Ellucian’s Colleague for a better ERP system.
Some law schools are installing mock court rooms and updated law technology to give law students real world experience.
University emergency managers explain why there is no cookie-cutter solution for deploying mass notification/emergency communications on campus.
To keep current students happy and boost the number of accepted students, colleges are providing curricula and learning spaces that “look like where students will work.” Students that take advantage of such curricula and learning spaces have the opportunity to see where their degree paths could take them after graduation, and get real world experience during their undergraduate years.
Colleges have a right to be anxious about using mobile devices to learn, but should remember that if technology is absent in the classroom, the institution falls behind.
A story that features tips on how to deploy digital signage successfully on college campuses.
The Connected Casebook solution enables students to learn about law digitally, and for a lower cost.
HID Global completed its access control pilot at Vanderbilt University.
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