Features
The CIO: Defining a Career for the Future
IT professionals in higher education spend much of their time focusing on demands, resources, and constant change. The author suggests that they need to be investing more time in assessing, advancing, and defining their own careers.
Geeks and Non-Geeks: From Contraxioms to Collaboration in Higher Education
Technical and non-technical people—geeks and non-geeks—often have disproportionately negative experiences working together. They are thus avoiding each other at the moment when they most need to collaborate.
Top-Ten IT Issues, 2013: Welcome to the Connected Age
EDUCAUSE presents the top-ten IT-related issues facing higher education institutions. In this article, members of the EDUCAUSE IT Issues Panel frame each issue with discussion and a set of strategic questions.
Departments
Homepage: From the President
Leadership: Views from the Top
E-Content: All Things Digital
New Horizons: The Technologies Ahead
Policy Matters: Campus Environment and Political Context
