With so many articles about Higher Ed IT across the web, it can be easy to miss something important. Here we have collected articles from some of the best Higher Ed IT blogs for you in one aggregate feed. We are constantly updating this list from some of our favorite sources.
When do you stop learning?
Most of us can map aspects of our career trajectory and identify where our experiences led to developments. These experiences, both personal or professional, lead to new connections or changes of circumstances which aided (hopefully) an upward journey in your field of expertise or into seniority and leadership roles. Lifelong learning is a focus for some, this voluntary and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge extends well beyond formal education. For me,
August’s collaborative tools training opportunities
Check out the August training courses available at no cost to all MSU students, faculty, and staff. Visit SpartansLearn for more information and to register. Featured Course of the Month SharePoint for End Users – NEW COURSE August 20, 10:00 a.m. Instructor: Megan Nicholas Join our live training to unlock the power of SharePoint! Discover its amazing features, effortlessly navigate the platform, create dynamic lists, and master the functionality
Reading Project 2025, part 1: the agenda and the start of a guidebook
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D2L retiring SMS notifications
D2L has decided to retire its SMS Notification option for all users this month. D2L has decided to move away from SMS notifications as this method is faced with decreased support from providers resulting in inconsistent service. This retirement will take effect for Michigan State University beginning July 24. No action is required; D2L will delete personal data once it is no longer needed to send notifications. While SMS notifications
What might Biden’s withdrawal mean for higher education?
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MSU Network a key component of Farm Lane Bridge construction
The obvious signs of the construction taking place at the bridge in the heart of MSU’s campus are dwindling as Farm Lane was reopened to vehicular traffic early this month. While construction continues into August, vital behind-the-scenes work was completed this past winter to ensure the north and south ends of campus stay connected to the MSU network. Over numerous evenings late last year, teams from MSU IT installed a
Notice regarding recent global IT outages
This morning, global IT outages related to cybersecurity vendor CrowdStrike resulted in a disruption in many products and services across multiple industries. While MSU is not directly impacted by the outages, some services may be indirectly impacted by vendors or partners who are. MSU IT teams are monitoring the situation and will update the community if necessary. As always, you can check the status of MSU systems here
“The professors are the enemy”: J.D. Vance on higher education
[W]e have to honestly and aggressively attack the universities in this country. -JD Vance Greetings from a somewhat less infernal Virginia July day. A storm front broke through our heat last night, which is a relief to all of us, especially the cats. I’m writing in a hurry, as I’ve got a stack of meetings today (including a Future Trends Forum community session!) and am hitting the road tomorrow
Registration is now open for the 2024 Fall Educator Seminars
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Getting ready to read Project 2025 in an open, online discussion
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