EDUCAUSE Quarterly Magazine, Volume 28, Number 2, 2005

Get more from attending a conference by stretching your personal and professional boundaries and following the "at least one" approach to attendance

Desktop computing, distance education, and ubiquitous computing no longer appear among the top-five, while funding IT continues as top challenge and security continues to grow in importance

Involving the faculty in planning and implementing administrative systems fosters campus-wide engagement and support

Software agents can act as teaching assistants for distance learning courses by monitoring and managing course activities

Bradley University and the University of Central Florida used Internet2 to stage Antigone from multiple sites

A co-mentoring relationship with mutuality and clear goals benefits both those involved

Despite the stealthy nature of the threat, you can take measures to remove spyware from your system and prevent reinfection

The time and resources needed for proper risk assessment can be mitigated and the benefits magnified by making assessment an ongoing, rule-based process

Establishing IT infrastructure for a branch campus in Qatar offered unique challenges and rewards to a team from Texas A&M University

A system designed to cope with a growing volume of assignments has lowered costs, reduced errors, and increased satisfaction of students and faculty

Converting a Blackboard course to Desire2Learn taught us some of the hazards and benefits of changing course management systems