“What to expect from the iWiley Tech Bundle?”
The Magic Keyboard Folio, Apple Pencil, Apple iPad 10th Generation, and other learning-enhancing devices are all included in the iWiley Technology Bundle.
Welcome to the iWiley Digital Learning Initiative!
Wiley University is establishing technology as the center of the learning experience, charting innovation as part of the campus transformations. As part of the Bold and Audacious Vision, the university is providing all degree-seeking students (undergraduate and graduate) with an iPad Air, Keyboard Case, and Apple Pencil. (After the 2024-25 academic year dissemination, only incoming first-time students and re-admits [if they properly returned their initial device] will be eligible to participate in the program). The initiative is designed to improve learning, integrate innovative learning styles, increase student completion rates, and reduce the digital divide.
The goals of the program are:
To increase and enhance student engagement and learning outcomes
To increase student satisfaction with iPad usage
To enhance the quality of teaching and learning experiences
To increase student academic performance
Increasing Learning Through Technology, Decreasing The Digital Divide.
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Bridging the Gap
“We are bridging the digital divide and transforming the campus environment to enhance learning connectivity. Faculty will also receive the bundles, which will enable them to incorporate innovative online components into their instruction. As a Historically Black College and University (HBCU), Wiley University's digitization program contributes to the institution's purpose of preparing graduates for success in today's technologically advanced society.” -President Herman J. Felton, Jr., Ph.D., J.D.
Engagement and Support
“The use of these devices is a new way for professors to engage and support our learning. I’m so excited for this new opportunity to come to Wiley University. -Walkterrius Nelson, junior business management major and IT student intern at Wiley University
