Thursday, November 30, 2017 | 1:00PM–2:00PM ET | Online

EDUCAUSE Live! Webinar
The IT Experiences of Faculty and Students: 2017 ECAR Findings

Faculty and students are arguably the most important end users of the efforts of IT units to provide effective and reliable technologies. In this session, we will offer some highlights from and conversation about of results of our 2017 student and faculty technology surveys, which use data collected from over 35,000 students and 11,000 faculty. Topics covered in this year's reports include campus IT experiences, student and faculty IT experiences, and teaching and learning with technology.

Outcomes

  • Learn about current student and faculty attitudes toward and usage of technology
  • Develop a better understanding of the needs of faculty and students to carry out their academic work
  • Get recommendations on how to better meet the technology needs of faculty and students

Presenters

  • D. Christopher Brooks

    Senior Analyst, The Tambellini Group
  • Jeffrey Pomerantz

    Associate Professor of Practice, Simmons University

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  • Chat Transcript

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