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  • EDUCAUSE 2026: What the Exhibitor Floor and Agenda Reveal About HigherEd Technology

    Each year, EDUCAUSE brings together HigherEd institutions, technology providers, consultants, and industry partners to discuss the challenges shaping campus technology. This technology forum provides a lot of information on the next big thing in EdTech by the presence/representations of EdTech vendors and consultants. Since 2021, ListEdTech has tracked the evolution of the EDUCAUSE exhibitor floor.…

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  • Tracking HigherEd Tech Trends Through Educause Exhibitor Data

    A Brief History of Our Analysis Since 2021, ListEdTech has analyzed the Educause exhibitor floor to better understand how product categories evolve year after year. This long-term tracking provides a unique lens on the education technology landscape, highlighting not just who’s exhibiting, but what kinds of solutions vendors prioritize. In our previous analyses, we focused…

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  • Educause 2024: Tracking the Evolution of HigherEd Tech Through Exhibitor Data

    Justin Menard and James Wiley are in San Antonio this week for the Educause conference and hope to see many of you there. Don’t hesitate to reach out to Justin and James. The fall tradition returns with our latest analysis of the Educause exhibitor floorplan. Before we dive into this year’s trends, let’s revisit why…

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  • Your Guide to EDUCAUSE 2024

    Maximize your time in the exhibit hall Conferences like EDUCAUSE can be overwhelming with numerous exhibitors, an extensive floorplan, and countless options. We’ve been there! To assist you, we’ve compiled a list of 12 major product categories featured by EDUCAUSE exhibitors. With our help, you’ll be able to choose a product category, or a few,…

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  • Our 2023 Analysis of the Educause Exhibitor’s Floor Plan

    Each year in October, Educause holds its annual conference. It’s the perfect time for institutions, solution providers, and consultants to meet and discuss technological needs. Since 2021, we have compiled data on the exhibitor floor plan to see if it could reflect some market trends in edtech. What can we infer from this year’s floor…

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  • The Educause Post Got Traction

    Last week’s post got lots of coverage. Some bloggers played with the data to build alternative versions of some graphs, while others commented on the post and generated many remarks on reposts. I would like to thank everyone who shared the Educause post or commented on it. It’s good to see that the edtech community…

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  • Does the Educause Exhibitor’s Floor Plan Reflect Market Trends in HigherEd IT? The 2022 Update

    This week, it’s Educause annual conference with its second in-person participation after the online-only pandemic year. After the 2021 conference, we wrote about the floor plan possibly reflecting the market trend. Will this year’s floor plan show the same results? Research Methodology I first retrieved all floor plans and exhibitors’ lists since 2012 (except for…

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  • Does the Educause Exhibitor’s Floor Plan Reflect Market Trends in HigherEd IT?

    Educause annual conference is around the corner. As its website mentions, “this event showcases the best thinking in higher education IT.” A few weeks back, I questioned myself about the Educause conference and its exhibitor floor plan. More precisely, I wondered if the booths were a good indicator of market trends? I decided to dig…

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  • AACRAO’s Evolving Landscape: Signals from the Exhibit Floor

    The last time I walked the floor at an AACRAO Annual Meeting, my world was measured in transcripts and registration deadlines. Back then, I was working in the registrar’s office at a Canadian university. My mission in the exhibit hall was purely practical: I was looking for tools to solve the immediate headaches of student…

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  • The 2026 IT Strategic Landscape in Higher Education

    The trajectory of Higher Education technology has undergone a pivotal transformation over the last three years. In 2024, the sector was defined by post-pandemic stabilization. By 2025, that focus transitioned toward infrastructure maturity, with a heavy emphasis on cloud migration. As we enter 2026, digital transformation has moved from a theoretical future-state goal to a permanent operational reality. Today’s IT leaders are managing…

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  • AI in Higher Education: Reimagining the Human Connection

    Insights from the Instructure Roundtable at EDUCAUSE 2025 At this year’s EDUCAUSE conference, Instructure hosted a roundtable exploring one of higher education’s most pressing questions: I was the moderator of the discussion that brought together leaders from Arizona State University (ASU), Indiana University (IU), Liberty University, Columbia University, and Instructure. Together, we examined how artificial intelligence is influencing pedagogy,…

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  • How Institutions Discover What Tech Their Peers Are Using

    In the last few months, I’ve been asking my LinkedIn connections, the following question:“How do you learn what technology your peers at other institutions are using?” Over the last few months, nearly 400 professionals answered this question. Their responses highlight both the creativity and the challenges institutions face when trying to keep up with the…

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