5 Digital Must Dos for Higher Ed

February 1, 2018

From dynamic content to mobile apps, 5 Digital Must Dos for Higher Education is a must read white paper for marketing professionals seeking to engage students, parents and alumni.Universities are willing to spend millions, even billions of pounds, dollars, euros and yen on research funding, yet are often more reluctant to invest proportionally in the development of the education part of higher education.

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K-12 Blueprint

K-12 Blueprint offers resources for education leaders involved in planning and implementing technology initiatives. Whether you are launching a one-to-one or BYO program, moving from print textbooks to digital content, revamping the curriculum to improve STEM learning, rethinking assessment, or embarking on (or continuing to support) any other ambitious technology-supported initiative, Intel’s Blueprint model can help.

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