Book: Managing Technology in Higher Education now available
Bates, A. and Sangrà, A. (2011) Managing Technology in Higher Education: Strategies for Transforming Teaching and Learning San Francisco: Jossey-Bass/John Wiley & Co.
Now out!...
What Presidents think of technology investment for teaching and learning
Green, K., Jaschik, S., and Lederman, D. (2011) Presidential Perspectives Inside Higher Education, March 4
Not much, it appears.
Inside Higher Ed sought the frank and...
An example of shared services: Drexel University
McCrea, B. (2010) IT beyond the campus Campus Technology, December 2
Many smaller institutions face significant problems when faced with major upgrades or changes to...
Analytics: the next buzz word in e-learning?
MIT Sloan Management Review (2010) Analytics: the New Path to Value Cambridge MA: MIT/IBM
At the moment, this is a publication likely to be of...
Data analytics and online learning
Business intelligence data display: Oracle Inc.
Kolowich, S. (2010) Technology and the completion agenda Inside Higher Education, November 9
This article highlights what I...
A bill of rights for cloud computing?
McCrea, B. (2010) How Solid is Your Clouded Data? Campus Technology, September 9
If you have the patience to get beyond the really irritating pop-up...
Why most universities have such lousy web sites
Kolowich, S. (2010) No laughing matter Inside Higher Education, August 4
In case, like me, you missed this gem during the holidays, it is well...
Blackboard acquires Elluminate and Wimba: the end of LMSs?
Kolowich, S. (2010) Blackboard's big buy Inside Higher Education, July 8
This article leaves me as depressed as a Netherlands soccer supporter. Elluminate follows another...
The governance of educational technology
Stacey, P. (2010) Archtecting EdTech Musings on the edtech frontier, June 7
Paul Stacey gave a fascinating presentation at the ETUG conference in Victoria last...
Open source software for research administration
I try not to use this site to promote particular products or services, but occasionally something that is likely to be of genuine interest...