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The HelioCampus Approach to AI: Empowering Higher Education Through Responsibility
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries across the globe, including higher education. For decision-makers in colleges and universities of all sizes, deploying...
Why Data Governance Matters in Higher Education
Data is at the core of decision-making within higher education institutions. Whether it’s monitoring student success, improving resource allocation, or ensuring compliance,...
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How Semantic Layers & Prompt Engineering Empower AI Data
Marley was dead to begin with. It's a great opening line and not just because it instantly draws you in, but it's important to the story. If we don't keep in mind the fact...
EDUCAUSE Review: From Hype to Help: Making GenAI Useful for Enterprise Reporting and Data Analytics
This article was published by the EDUCAUSE Review on October 29, 2024. It is reposted here under under a Creative Commons BY 4.0 International License.
3 Data Quality Challenges in Higher Ed and How to Improve them With an Enterprise Analytics Initiative
One of the most common refrains we hear from institutions considering implementing an enterprise analytics initiative is concern that they’re “not ready” because they have...
Performance-Based Funding is Catalyzing the Need for Institutional Analytics
The shift to Performance-Based Funding (PBF; sometimes also known as “Outcomes-Based Funding”) as a means of determining state allocations to higher education institutions is...
Does Your Institution Evaluate ROI Analytics? If not, It Should
Colleges and universities implement analytics programs in order to support a wide variety of institutional goals, including recruitment, student success, and academic program...
Transforming Institutional Effectiveness: Insights from Craig Rudick
I first began working in higher education data analytics in 2013 after transitioning from academic astrophysics. My initial impression was, “This is it, huh?” I was a bit...
