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5 Ed Tech Trends Redefine the Connected Campus

By Matthew Lynch
December 18, 2020
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Technology is a wonderful tool that allows us to streamline and revolutionize different aspects of our lives and society. Every day we read about some new invention or gadget that enables us to complete some task more efficiently, so it was only a matter of time before society’s educational sphere became affected.

Now we hear of fantastic new ways to spread education and information far and wide. We hear of concepts like remote teaching and the connected campus, the latter of which we will be discussing in this article. Here are five different technological trends in education that have helped revolutionize the connected campus.

Redefining Libraries

University libraries are hubs of information where students could gather and share ideas and study in groups, helping others shore up their weaknesses while taking in their content better themselves.

However, technology has made information so readily available that libraries’ place has somewhat faded. In response, many campus libraries have shifted their focus to sharing their stocks of information through online resources and making their physical amenities much more comfortable. 

Now you are more likely to find couches and cafés to cater to study groups currently accessing the information provided to them by the library digitally.

Broader Range

Communication is another significant facet in technology, and it has helped expand the reach of universities and colleges. Now off-campus students can expect to receive a very similar amount of attention to on-campus students thanks to online communication benefits.

Many universities cater to students who cannot always come on-campus for the universities’ lessons and resources using online communities and provide online equivalents to the on-campus resources. You can read more about how off-campus students can stay connected here.

A New Way to Make your Voice Heard

For many, college and university are where you define who you are as a person. As a young adult surrounded by many different strangers, you can be who you want to be and develop yourself to be the person you want.

With all the new technology being integrated into campus life, it also allows alternative ways to go about campus life and navigate the often precarious social aspects. Those who are shy need not deal with the anxiety of confrontation, thanks to many universities’ online forums. 

You technically never need to contact another person when working entirely online, which isn’t wholly recommended but is an option.

Using Applications

Apps are a fantastic invention. It allows us to create dedicated programs for specific uses, meaning we can now use apps to understand better different subjects, such as through educational games or interactive informational apps.

Mobile apps are beneficial for helping students and universities connect and improve all aspects of their university life as they will have access to these resources at almost all times.

Capitalize on Research

While universities were perhaps once seen as the hubs for knowledge and learning, the internet has mostly superseded this role as the primary source of information. This has created a unique opportunity for universities to incorporate online resources as additional teaching aids and incorporate this new medium into their learning schemes.

This allows many students to have multiple different avenues to take, many often opting to take different approaches to double down on retention and research. Some lecturers may opt to use tools such as Pedagogue to help facilitate these different approaches for their students.

Concluding Thoughts

Technology has helped redefine how campus life operates and has helped streamline many processes and open up new avenues for many students. The availability is unmatched, and it will help open up universities for more in the future. For more ways that ed-tech has changed campus life, read here.

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