We’re revolutionizing what it means to learn with and from technology. Our emphasis on digital innovation has prepared our students for the most advanced and next-generation technologies of tomorrow, today.

Digital Humans
Our digital humans were born to take our individualized student services to the next level through machine learning. Instead of impersonal training, our digital humans provide a highly personal way of connecting with students and setting them up for success.

Digital Career Portfolio
Students illustrate their skills and achievements and differentiate themselves when entering the workforce via our digital career portfolios. Students upload artifacts like presentations, videos and papers, which are then searchable by thousands of employers.

Blockchain Credentials
Maryville is one of the first universities to offer transcripts, diplomas and other credentials on a secure blockchain. Our students and alumni now have the freedom of owning their educational records with the security of institutional verification.

Data Lake
Maryville’s data lake is a centralized repository allowing us to store data at any scale. We run different types of analytics to guide student support services. This includes identifying students who may need additional academic support and proactively reaching out often and early.

Wi – Fi 6
Today’s student needs optimal technology performance to learn and explore. That’s why we invested in Wi-Fi 6 and 6e infrastructure on campus. Wi-Fi 6 uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to transmit data to more devices, faster and with less battery drain.

Apple Technology
Maryville has been recognized as an Apple Distinguished School for its extensive smart classroom and faculty expertise. Our campus runs on Apple technology including our student and faculty iPads loaded with more than 200 free learning apps.

Saints ID
Our authenticated Saints ID allows students, faculty and staff to securely access buildings, purchase meals and more. Community members access campus with just their mobile devices, leaving their physical wallets behind.

To learn more, visit maryville.edu/digitalnow