How to deliver what students want with digital transformation
Putting students at the centre of decision-making can save higher education leaders time and money, and create a better learning experience
Putting students at the centre of decision-making can save higher education leaders time and money, and create a better learning experience
Experts advise sector leaders to take a learner-centric approach as the education landscape changes

Digital transformation is fast becoming the lifeblood of every school and organisation, and the higher education space is no exception. As a global leader in technology solutions, Microsoft is committed to empowering every person and every organisation to achieve more – including teachers, students and academics.
The digital revolution is well under way in higher education, but selecting the right tools will determine whether institutions succeed
Welcome to Cognizant Learning! We redefine education through digital transformation; by deploying digital technology, we allow schools and students to do remarkable things in remarkable times. Our specialist teams, tools and technologies touch more than 100 million learners globally across all sectors of education. We help educators, their partners and stakeholders to identify future trends and think big, even when starting small. Our practice delivers unified, immersive, student-centred and digitalised experiences across the education ecosystem – from remote proctoring to voice-enabled, extended reality learning and back office powered by Cloud, IoT, VR, blockchain and deep expertise in data modernisation and decision-making.
Reassessment of efficient online practices will ease the burden on staff as institutions continue their digital transformations
VSB – Technical University of Ostrava welcomes international collaboration as it pursues research excellence on a project that could revolutionise the energy mix
The ENET Centre at VSB – Technical University of Ostrava is working to consolidate and expand its projects through successful partnerships
Universities must walk the line between keeping data secure and ensuring it can be used to improve teaching, learning and research outcomes