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Adaptive Teaching and Learning: Artificial Intelligence in the K-12 Environment

VCOE's Julie Judd and Dana Thompson address using AI in the K12 classroom at CENIC's Biennial conference "The Right Connection," touching on adaptive teaching, administration, and privacy.

CENIC Network Automation Update: New Network-Source-of-Truth Tool Implemented

Categories RENS & NRENS

Tags automation

CENIC has evaluated and worked with various DCIM platforms to meet this need and concluded that NetBox was the best fit for its environment as its Network Source of Truth.

Connecting California: Exploring the State of Middle- and Last-mile Broadband Funding

Categories Equity & Access

All CENIC member Institutions, enjoy the opportunities made possible by broadband availability, access, and adoption. The challenges associated with the work to bring broadband to middle- and last-mile communities can be almost as large as the opportunities broadband offers. Valuable advice to overcome these challenges and make the most of the opportunities was highlighted by this expert panel.

400 Gbps and Beyond: How CENIC Provides the Sustainable Growth in Bandwidth Your Institution Needs

Learn how the CalREN backbone has gone from 10 to 400 Gbps since 2010, and what the plan is to boost it to 800 Gbps in the near future.

A Community of Innovation: National Research and Education Networks in North America

In a CENIC Conference panel discussion, leaders of CANARIE, CUDI, Internet2, ESnet, and CENIC, addressed how their organizations and user communities approached AI and machine learning as major players in the global collaborative REN ecosystem.

CENIC’s Integrated, Multi-Tool Approach to Network Configuration Management

At the CENIC Biennial Conference, network engineers discussed Network Configuration Management (NCM) at CENIC – how and why it was implemented, the components that comprise it, how it’s used, and its potential for the future.

Next-Gen Stewardship of Urban Sea Systems: Balancing Economic Vitality, Environmental Decline, Homeland Security, and Social Justice

Oceanographer John Delaney discusses how digital twins can help model the behavior of major urban sea systems and improve their economic vitality, environmental health, homeland security, and social justice.

Three Quick Guidelines to Help Your Organization Stay Safe from RPKI-Related Hacking

Using secure passwords, enabling MFA, and defining those authorized to make changes to your ARIN account can help your institution avoid RPKI-related hacking.

From the Ground to the Stars: Critical Big-Data Research in Africa

Learn about critical data-dependent research collaborations currently taking place in the nations of Africa, all of which require integration into the global high-performance network and cyberinfrastructure environments.

Connecting Last-Mile Customers at 100 Gbps Leveraging High-Launch-Power Coherent Pluggable Optics

Learn how middle- and last-mile providers can connect last-mile customers at 1-to-100 Gbps by leveraging High Launch Power Coherent Pluggable optics (OpenZR+).