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ARTICLE · 23 JULY 2021

The Digital Campus In Higher Education

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As the Higher Education campus strives to re-position itself following the sweeping changes in campus learning driven by the Covid-19 pandemic, what are the technology solutions institutions...

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As the Higher Education campus strives to re-position itself following the sweeping changes in campus learning driven by the Covid-19 pandemic, what are the technology solutions institutions should consider to make the campus a more desirable and sustainable place to live, work and study?

Developing the "digital campus"

Moving towards a campus that can call itself "digital" amongst Higher Education institutions will require an innovative approach to campus facilities and design. We expect a reduced demand for fixed office and desk space, with a transition to hubs where colleagues come together to collaborate and develop ideas. Repurposing this space provides an opportunity for re-design, with technology at the core. Moveable walls with built-in display screens could be used to divide breakout spaces; device charging points in social areas could provide valuable meeting hubs for students. There is clearly an appetite amongst the student population for new

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