Hello,
If you're responsible for advancing educational technology on a college or university campus, you know that mobile innovations are revolutionizing the way students receive and interact with content.
As an example, more than half of all public universities launched mobile apps in 2011, according to the Campus Computing Project.
Get a snapshot of what's happening with mobility in higher education, and learn how schools need to adapt in this eBrief, "Transforming Higher Education: 4 Key Mobility Trends for Instructional Technologists to Watch." Download the brief to explore how:
- Mobile technologies are making personalized, 1-to-1 learning a reality
- Schools use tablets and other mobile devices to enhance collaboration
- Instructional technologists are training faculty, breaking down cultural barriers and finding new ways to foster creativity
Discover how Seton Hall University, Ohio State University and Santa Clara University are embracing mobility – and get some compelling data to support your case for mobile initiatives.
Download the eBrief now.
I think you'll find this brief informative, and as always, we invite your feedback.
Regards,
Michael Schmedlen
Education Evangelist, Lenovo
schmedlenm@workforceanywhere.com
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Transforming Higher Education: 4 Key Mobility Trends for Instructional Technologists to Watch
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