University Information Technology Services News Room
Monday,
April 23,
2007
Teaching and Learning
Indiana University has signed agreements with Blackboard Inc. and Desire2Learn Inc. to join Next.IU, the two-year pilot program to assess the technologies that best support teaching and learning at the university. Next.IU launched in fall 2012 with exploratory studies of Instructure's Canvas learning management system (LMS) and CourseNetworking's social media-based learning environment.
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Indiana University today announces SAGE as the latest publisher to sign on to its eTexts initiative. SAGE is now the 11th publisher to partner with the university to provide digital materials to students on all IU campuses.
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Indiana University has announced an agreement with Cengage Learning to provide eTexts for students on all IU campuses. With this addition, IU reaches an important milestone: Faculty and students now have favorable pricing for and access to digital materials from all of IU's largest publishers.
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Nearly 10,000 Indiana University students are using digital textbooks (eTexts) this spring semester as part of IU's pioneering eTexts initiative. eTexts let students study with leading textbooks or faculty-edited course packs on just about any computer, tablet or smartphone.
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Indiana University and Adobe are partnering to present Adobe Days 2013 on the IUPUI and IU Bloomington campuses. The third annual event showcases Adobe tools and resources that help students and instructors of all disciplines connect, discover, create and inspire.
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A participant in Data Privacy Day since its inception in the U.S. in 2008 as an extension of Europe's Data Protection Day, Indiana University is expanding its participation by recognizing Jan. 28 as Data Privacy Day and January as Data Privacy Month.
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