Jisc: for the future of education and research
For more than 30 years, Jisc has pioneered digital solutions for UK education and research, transforming how knowledge is created, shared and used.
As a not-for-profit membership organisation, we deliver value in four key areas. We provide digital, data and technology solutions to meet sector-specific needs; we save our members money through sustainable shared services; we build communities for shared learning; and we offer intelligence on emerging trends to future-proof our members.
At our core is the world-class Janet Network, the UK's national research and education infrastructure. We provide secure, high-speed connectivity, along with cyber security and identity services, to 18 million users in universities, colleges, schools and research bodies throughout the UK.
Guided by our values of leadership, responsibility, connection and progress, we’re working with our members to build a better digital future for education, research and innovation.
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Jisc social channels are a place to bring together our customers to build up a connected and engaged online community. We want to be accessible and within reach of anybody who needs our help or simply has general enquiries about our products and services.
We encourage open discussion and welcome feedback. We aim not to remove posts where possible, however we will remove anything that is deemed to be:
- irrelevant, spam, self–advertising of products and services
- harassment towards Jisc partners, members and/or employees
- profaneness or general hatefulness
For the online safety of our community, we also do not allow personal details or information to be shared publicly on our wall. Any messages containing this type of material will be removed. Jisc also reserves the right to limit the activity of fans and/or remove them completely from the page without warning, should they violate these guidelines.
EDUCAUSE helps higher education optimize the impact of IT. All EDUCAUSE activities and services aim to strengthen higher education. From building the IT profession, to connecting and facilitating collaboration across the community of practitioners, thought leaders and key influencers to providing expert research, data and analysis to better inform strategic decision-making on campus, EDUCAUSE helps members understand the strategic role of IT on campus as well as make the most of that role.
EDUCAUSE membership is comprised of more than 2,300 colleges, universities, and educational organizations, including over 300 corporations, with more than 68,000 individual participants around the world, including chief information officers, IT managers and directors, academic deans, university librarians, teaching and learning professionals, and faculty members.
To learn more about EDUCAUSE and membership, please visit educause.edu.