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ASU Enterprise Technology News - Features
Although the pandemic has changed the nature of events, that didn’t stop the UTO family from gathering safely to celebrate the holiday season. On Monday, December 7, over 300 members of the UTO family met virtually, via Zoom, to celebrate their…
At a typical data conference, you might anticipate endless numbers, charts and graphs, but would you expect to slay data monsters?
Samantha Sokol, a junior studying electrical engineering, is getting ready to head out the door for a lab on ASU’s Tempe campus, mask on and sanitizer in her pocket. ASU Sync offers her a hybrid learning experience, a blend of in-person and live…
You may have heard about different kinds of alternative realities, whether virtual (VR), augmented (AR) or mixed (MR). They all blend physical and digital worlds in unique ways, and together form the concept of extended reality (XR).
On Wednesday, September 16, Drummond Reed, Evernym Chief Trust Officer, kept 75 participants active and engaged with thought-provoking information, enlightening discussi
PM Summit 2020 creates inclusive, welcoming environment for project managers to collaborate and grow
In a profession where planned projects fail 70 percent of the time, project management professionals of all experience levels need a place to have open and honest conversations about successes, learning opportunities and ways to grow.
Education changemakers from six continents around the world packed their bandanas, canteen and an open mind for the summer camp experience of a lifetime at Learning(Hu)Man 2020, hosted by ASU ShapingEDU.
By Andrew SchneiderDuring the week of July 20-27, 2020, ASU and ShapingEDU hosted Learning(Hu)Man 2020, a camp-themed, global education changemaking event that came to life on an immersive campus through VirBELA.
By Andrew Schneider At a time when we’re all keeping each other at an arm’s length (or two), new learners bound for ASU are gathering in droves virtually on Devil2Devil, ASU’s private network for admitted students -- now integrated with Slack.
When the Girls Who Code club at ASU Preparatory Academy had to suddenly shift from in-person meetings to virtual ones, it wasn’t entirely clear how their projects would continue. But UTO’s volunteer educators took to Zoom to continue the lessons and…