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E09 Hybrid 2009 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference ATTEND IN DENVER Program: Face-to-Face Registration Hotel & Travel PARTICIPATE ONLINE Program: Online Event Registration Technical Requirements Participant Information: Online Event Frequently Asked Questions SPEAKER/CORPORATE INFO Sponsor & Exhibitor Participation Speaker Information CONFERENCE COMMUNITY Networking & Social Media Program Committee Volunteer		Community-Source Evaluation Strategies: Is Sakai Right for Your Institution? Session Type: Enterprise Systems Thursday Nov 5th, 2009 2:20 PM - 3:10 PM Meeting Room 401-403 170 reads As a midsize liberal arts institution, Marist College does not fit the typical Sakai adopter mold. This session will discuss the five core evaluation criteria used during our two-year assessment process that led to the adoption of Sakai and recognition of its strategic role in our focus on technology innovation. Speakers Resources Speakers Joshua D. Baron Director, Academic Technology and eLearning Marist College John A. Digilio Manager of Research Computing Marist College Roger L. Norton Dean of the School of Computer Science and Mathematics Marist College William T. Thirsk VP of Information Technology/CIO Marist College Harry Williams Director of Technology Marist College Resources File: EDUCAUSE09 \| Openness, Open Access, Open Source and Community Source 170 reads Bookmark/Search this page with:
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