Digital transformation is a series of iterative journeys that build on each other over time. Once you complete a Dx initiative, it’s time to prepare for the next, building on the one that came before. A continued focus on institutional goals will help you build connections across your Dx initiatives and bridge them together for even greater impact on transformational goals.
Ranking in importance of “faculty teaching” as a most-transformed functional area for Dx in a 2021 poll, up from 14th in 2019.
“Some of our initial efforts in Dx consisted of establishing universal communication and learning instruction for the university. Dx is about more than technology implementation, though. Communication and collaboration by far have been the most critical aspects of our Dx journey here at TSU.”
Ranking in importance of “faculty teaching” as a most-transformed functional area for Dx in a 2021 poll, up from 14th in 2019.
“Some of our initial efforts in Dx consisted of establishing universal communication and learning instruction for the university. Dx is about more than technology implementation, though. Communication and collaboration by far have been the most critical aspects of our Dx journey here at TSU.”
Following emergency remote teaching and other disruptions in higher education, now is the time for campus and technology leaders to support the digital transformation of faculty.
Following emergency remote teaching and other disruptions in higher education, now is the time for campus and technology leaders to support the digital transformation of faculty.
Are you ready to move to the next phase of your institution’s Dx journey? This step-by-step guide will help you consider your next Dx goals and implement a plan for reaching them.
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