EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 39, Number 2, March/April 2004

Features

• A University Is Not a Business (and Other Fantasies)
  Milton Greenberg
  Continuing claims by the mainstream higher education community that "education is not a business" and is not susceptible to market forces will increasingly be viewed as a Luddite fantasy.
• Ten Lessons on Leadership
  Polley Ann McClure
  Drawing an analogy between the sport of agility and the challenge of leadership in higher education organizations reveals some general and essential lessons about learning, communicating, and relationship-building. Watch a related video presentation.

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• Virtual Universities: Real Possibilities
  Rhonda M. Epper and Myk Garn
  What is the progress of virtual colleges and universities today, what are the implications of these entities for institutional leaders and policy-makers, and which VCU organizational models will be most effective in the future?
• The "Weariness of the Flesh": Reflections on the Life of the Mind in an Era of Abundance
  Paul B. Gandel, Richard N. Katz, and Susan E. Metros
  The institutional and pedagogical implications of massive information abundance require that higher education take a holistic approach, interconnecting information resources and the individuals who create and use these resources.

Departments

• techwatch
  Information Technology in the News
• Leadership
  Bringing Technology into the Laboratory
  Larry Edward Penley
• E-Content
  Putting the "I" in IT Education
  Raymond F. von Dran
• New Horizons
  PKI: A Technology Whose Time Has Come in Higher Education
  Mark Franklin, Larry Levine, Denise Anthony, and Robert Brentrup
• policy@edu
  A Framework for IT Policy Development
  Rodney J. Petersen
• Viewpoints
  From Wires to Users
  Roger McDonald
• Homepage
  The Burnsie Phenomenon
  Carole A. Barone