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Publications: Campus Consortium Foundation (CCF) publishes blogs, white-papers, reports and briefs about education technology to distribute knowledge, share experience and foster thought leadership. These publications reflect the nature of education by promoting critical thinking, problem solving and adaptability to meet challenges, discover opportunities and provide solutions.
Research: Information, news and data is gathered to define and explain a trend, topic innovation or solution. Case studies are collected and educational institutions are surveyed to gather a broad perspective of information and practices. The resulting data is evaluated and analyzed by researchers, education contributors and functional experts and reported in CCF publications.
Contributors: Contributors, participants, content creators and authors include education leaders, education associations, functional experts, consultants, specialists and vendors who report on the latest EdTech research, projects and innovation from colleges, universities, K-12 School Districts and vendors.

What is the Status of your: Single Audit, GLBA Compliance, Cyber Insurance?

Why Read This Report

Increasing compliance and regulation means educational institutions have a responsibility to add process, procedure, and expertise to fulfill requirements of government agencies, insurance companies and financial audits. This report reviews solutions, trends, and updates.

How the FAFSA Simplification Act Impacts Students and Schools

Why Read This Report

This comprehensive report addresses the challenges admissions teams have faced and the adaptive strategies institutions implemented to keep families and students informed and supported throughout the financial aid process. This report is an essential resource for navigating the financial aid changes effectively.

Education IT Leadership On Demand: Fractional CIOs and CISOs

Why Read This Report

Fractional CIOs and CISOs offer a valuable solution for institutions of all types and sizes, enabling access to high-level technology expertise without the financial commitment of a full-time position. Join Campus Consortium Foundation’s EdTech Think Tank thought leaders discuss how to use this innovative role and navigate technology complexities.

Legacy IT is not Sustainable: Transformational IT is The Future

Why Read This Report

Student, Faculty and Staff expectations are vastly different than in the past because technology impacts the socks, business, and personal aspects of everyone’s personal and professional lives. The education sector’s legacy IT infrastructure and service model is not sustainable as educators struggle with limited funds and hard to find expertise These conditions create vulnerabilities, risk, and inadequate student service. Education transformation includes changing the legacy model of institutions managing themselves to the prudent use of IT managed services

Digital Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DDEI)

Why Read This Report

Technology is a powerful tool for transforming learning it can help affirm and advance relationships between educators and students and reinvent approaches to learning. Collaboration and cozy, Educational institutions may think digital classrooms and online technology are equitable, but often they are not. Many of the products, systems, and applications were not originally designed for diverse populations and that leaves underserved groups at a disadvantage. In today’s technology-dependent world, many students do not have the resources, equipment, or training to access online learning or student services.

EdTech Innovation and Education Transformation

Why Read This Report

Edtech Innovation will transform and advance educational institutions of the future. This report presents five EdTech founders and leaders who describe how education is changing and the innovation they provide to advance education.

Transforming Education with Information Technology Year in Review and Future Trends

Why Read This Report

Higher education and K-12 districts recognize the importance of change to ensure their schools are relevant for students and society. Contributors explain how they can provide affordable, usable and low maintenance solutions to automate daily operations, protect people and data and introduce innovation. Other topics include forecasting the future of education and technology for 2023 and beyond.

Identity and Access Management Platforms

Why Read This Report

A central identity for students, faculty, and staff across all online systems, services, and applications is expected and essential for educational institutions. Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems offer more than authentication, they provide improved usability, customization, compliance, and secure authentication. This report offers a sample of IAM across the education sector with insight from some major IAM vendors.