Fall 2020 Software Requests Available Now
In preparation for a potential return to campus this fall, it is the time of year again where UTO will begin planning for fall classes. If you have software you use to teach your classes, it may not be installed in your classroom unless you request…
Trusted Learner Network and Student Empowerment Efforts Expanded with Major Grants
As part of a substantial series of grants totaling nearly $12 million, ASU announced a new initiative that will expand access to learners through cultural and technological innovations. And the Trusted Learner Network (TLN) is included in those…
ShapingEDU Winter Games partners with Human Services Campus to give back
ASU ShapingEDU brings together a community of changemakers who not only envision a more positive future but also take concrete actions to create it together. With this driving motivation, ShapingEDU’s most recent digital immersive event, Winter…
Creating a new normal: Parents across ASU find their “remote rhythm”
The term “working parent” has always been colorfully diverse. With it comes feelings of triumph, balance and competence coexisting with exhaustion, frustration and self-doubt. Marked by COVID-19, these past 18 months have amplified the experience of…
Ready to #BeCyberSmart? Take part in ASU's Think! campaign during Cybersecurity Awareness Month
At the forefront of technological advancements, Arizona State University is immersed in the ever-expanding, global digital landscape. ASU promotes digital equity and literacy, expands broadband initiatives and leverages new tools for enhanced remote…
Students at Watts College are ‘Coding for a Social Good’ to address challenges for residents experiencing homelessness
A recent report by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development revealed that more than half a million Americans nationwide experienced homelessness. And with over 10,000 people experiencing homelessness in Arizona, finding solutions to…