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eCampusnews.com Content Director and host Kevin Hogan continues his conversation with Verlan Stephens, Managing Partner at Agile Education, about the dramatic changes higher education institutions face and how these developments impact their brands and operations. The pair highlight the significant shift in marketing strategies,

Investing in simulation technology ensures manufacturing engineering programs are aligned with industry needs. Drop the wrench and grab the VR headset. Emerging tech is changing the way we do business in the manufacturing sector.

In this episode, eCampusnews.com Content Director and host Kevin Hogan engages in a comprehensive discussion with Verlan Stephens, Managing Partner at Agile Education, about the state of play of higher education post-pandemic and its implications for solution providers.  Key Points include the latest enrollment

Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) is a revolutionary cryptographic technique that allows for computations to be performed on encrypted data without needing to decrypt it first.

Current narratives surrounding graduate school enrollment aren’t generally sunny in outlook: earning a graduate degree requires both time and money; many jobs no longer require bachelor’s degrees, let alone master’s degrees; and public confidence in higher education’s value is waning.

Generative AI has quickly moved from an afterthought to top of mind for higher-ed leaders. As the technology has evolved, they are beginning to see the potential for AI to positively impact everything.

In the face of constrained time and resources, decision-makers in the K-20 education sector require accessible, cost-effective, and efficient solutions to tackle their most urgent challenges.

Critical thinking not only helps students make stronger connections to information they learn in the classroom, but it helps them navigate the avalanche of information that exists in the world and prepares them for the future.

Providing students options to attend classes in person or online as their schedules and circumstances allow means more people can participate in learning.

Recent changes in the labor environment have made it increasingly difficult for higher education institutions to attract and retain critically important faculty and staff.