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Thousands of universities all over the world use open-source software to support learning, teaching, and research. There are plenty of advantages that this specific type of software delivers – for example, it costs less to use and provides educational institutions with more flexibility. Via EDTECH@UTRGV 
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Inspiration for an uncertain futureLearning and teaching reimagined, with the support of its advisory board, and more than 1,000 HE participants, provides university leaders with inspiration on what the future might hold, guidance on how to get there and practical tools to develop your plans. Full reportThe flagship learning and teaching reimagined report is the result of a five-month higher education initiative to understand the response to COVID-19 and explore the future of digital learning and teaching. It involved high levels of engagement with sector leaders, staff and students through webinars, roundtables, consultations, focus groups, surveys, interviews, and case studies. Read the report, learning and teaching reimagined: a new dawn for higher education.
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Vice-chancellors and senior executives from more than 40 UK universities have contributed to a new framework, launched today, to help higher education leaders realise the benefits of a long-term strategic approach to digital technology.
University leaders, together with Jisc and other sector partners Emerge Education and Universities UK (UUK), and technology partner Salesforce.org, collaborated on Digital at the core: a 2030 strategy framework for university leaders as part of the learning and teaching reimagined initiative.
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