EDUCAUSE Quarterly Magazine, Volume 28, Number 3, 2005

Exposing personal data for the sake of convenience could make the PUP and telematon user a bit paranoid

E-Personality is a pedagogical technique designed to let an instructor's skills and ability shine through when teaching online courses

Good change management requires that IT attend to the university's deep regard for the past and the future

Sharing educational resources over the Internet provides multiple benefits, from academic collaboration to economic development

The Wharton School explores whether Web-enabled simulations provide new ways of learning that are fundamentally unlike traditional methods

In converting from analog to digital, a campus team decided to change the whole language-learning environment

A study of Gonzaga's use of its enterprise resource planning system recommended further investment in the software

Developing online courses in a traditional academic department requires sensitive management of the change process

Does any higher education IT organization not hire students? Making them full participants in the IT community yields optimal results

A four-directional guide to reaching goals and focusing achievement can help an IT department tackle change successfully and reach performance excellence

Simple strategies can go a long way toward creating IT policy that benefits the entire institution

An academic department's Web site should provide extensive, dynamic information to serve faculty, staff, and students as part of an innovative Web presence

A recent study reveals common denominators for success in Internet-supported learning