Cloud storage for education
Using infrastructure-as-a-service cloud computing, schools, colleges and universities no longer have to buy and maintain their own IT infrastructure — freeing budget and staff time for teaching.
Built for how institutions actually teach and learn
Cloud computing makes it possible for students to access the most up-to-date version of an assignment and receive updates the moment changes are made. It's also enabling students to collaborate with each other more easily online, through video conferencing and shared documents that support an institution's wider digital transformation.
- Virtual classrooms, online exams and up-to-date assignment access
- Video conferencing and document sharing for online collaboration
- Continuous access to learning materials, beyond library hours
Data is the lifeblood of innovation in education, too
AI and analytics built on cloud-stored data are already helping medical schools and enabling more personalised learning through ongoing student assessment.
Offsite backup and student record management, done properly
Offsite backup
Keep student records, coursework and institutional data backed up off-site, independent of any single campus or device.
Protects against device loss
Storing sensitive student and institutional data in the cloud protects it even if a laptop or device is lost or stolen.
Scales with remote learning
Institutions that moved off on-premise systems were better placed to respond quickly to remote and hybrid eLearning demands.