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IT Innovation Network
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Innovation Hub
Access or share new IT curriculum assets and resources in the Innovation Hub.
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Professional Development
Take advantage of Professional Development opportunities, including Working Connections Virtual and In-Person Workshops.
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Business Industry Leadership Teams
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NITIC to Host In‑Person Working Connections Track on Launching Local BILTs this July
NITIC will offer a new opportunity this summer for colleges looking to strengthen employer engagement: an in‑person Working Connections track…
Leverage Group Know-How with ITIN
Membership in the National IT Innovation Centers’s (NITIC) IT educator community of practice – called the IT Innovation Network (ITIN),…
AI Agents: Last year’s most popular and impactful AI trend will continue in 2026
Jonnathan Resendiz Assistant Professor; AI Incubator Faculty Director Grand Rapids Community College If you measure AI trends by simply watching…
IT Industry News
DoorDash’s New Paid Tasks Turn Couriers Into AI and Robot Trainers
DoorDash has launched a new app called Tasks that pays couriers to complete activities like recording videos, conversations, and everyday…
Walmart Wins Patents to Give Algorithms More Sway over Prices
Walmart has been awarded patents that will give AI algorithms greater input into setting prices. One of the patents is…
Nvidia’s Always-On Chip Detects Faces in Less Than a Millisecond
Always-on vision systems might be used in autonomous vehicles, robotics, or to help consumer electronics save power by turning screens off when no one’s…