EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 36, Number 6, 2001

Features

To Youth Camp, a Long Farewell
by James J. O'Donnell
Five Dirty Little Secrets in Higher Education
by Laura Palmer Noone and Craig Swenson
The Answer Is Still Technology—Strategic Technology
by Milton D. Glick, with Jake Kupiec
Copyright Assumptions and Challenges
by James Hilton
Archiving in the Digital Age
There's a Will, But Is There a Way?
by Kevin M. Guthrie
Recommended Readings on Information Technology Issues

Excerpt

Why Open Source Makes Sense
by Linus Torvalds and David Diamond
From Just for Fun: The Story of an Accidental Revolutionary

Departments

techwatch
Information Technology in the News
Leadership
Connecting IT Possibilities and Institutional Priorities
by John C. Hitt
Inside IT
Improving Service Quality with Benchmarks
by Ray Grant
New Horizons
Building "Open" Frameworks for Education
by M. S. Vijay Kumar, Jeff Merriman, and Phillip D. Long
policy@edu
Balancing Copyright Concerns: The TEACH Act of 2001
by Laura N. Gasaway
Viewpoints
Coordinated Autonomy
by Jim Davis
Homepage
The EDUCAUSE Regional Conference Strategy
by Brian L. Hawkins

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