Looking to the future with Lev Gonick, Part 1 - Experiential learning extends reality
Editor’s note: This five-part blog series is authored by ASU CIO Lev Gonick, who shares his top 10 predictions for higher education in 2021. New installments will be published every Wednesday during the month of February (and beyond).By: Lev Gonick
ASU instructor leverages Adobe Creative Cloud to develop students’ storytelling skills
As part of ASU’s Digital Backpack, the Adobe Creative Cloud is a creation tool for students across many disciplines. Its use prepares them for a number of professional settings that set the suite, which includes software like Spark, Photoshop,…
Here’s how you can connect with UTO at EDUCAUSE 2021
From digital wallets to cloud-based infrastructure, earning digital trust and more, leaders from ASU’s University Technology Office are set to showcase a variety of transformative projects and initiatives next week at EDUCAUSE 2021, from…
Students from Herberger Institute explore collaborative spaces for smart solutions
Smart campus technology has long been a focus of ASU innovation. Key to advancing this work are strategic partnerships like those with the Cox Connected Environment Collaboratory and the Cloud Innovation Center, powered by AWS, known around campus…
Stop cyber attacks in their tracks: How to spot and thwart phishing attempts
Cybersecurity is an ongoing priority at Arizona State University, where preserving the availability, confidentiality and integrity of our information resources is paramount.
From campus to community: Three ways digital twins can enhance experiences
Digital twins are experiencing a resurgence, with markets anticipating the technology to grow from $6.9 billion in 2022 to $73.5 billion by 2027. These virtual replicas of real-life physical systems, processes or products were first…