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EDUCAUSE Review
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EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 41, Number 4, July/August 2006features -
Michael M. Roberts The author, long involved in Internet policy, describes a few highlights of Internet development in the past, analyzes some of the policy factors at work in that development, and suggests some avenues for academic contributions to the successful evolution of the future Internet. -
Sandra Braman Political, economic, and intellectual developments have shaped and continue to transform the U.S. agenda for research and information technology, resulting in key computational, networking, and data challenges for tomorrow. -
Diana G. Oblinger "I believe that spreading and integrating the learning environment by building a setup that enables the mutual sharing of the world's educational resources is vitally important to higher education in Japan—and also to higher education in nations throughout the world." -
Ali Jafari, Patricia McGee, and Colleen Carmean Reflecting on their recent research study, a systems designer, a pedagogist, and a learning researcher discuss the advantages and shortcomings of learning/course management systems and also what faculty, students, and administrators want from the next-generation e-learning environment. departments Advertisers in This Issue Adobe Systems (an EDUCAUSE Silver Partner), http://www.adobe.com/education
AT&T, http://www.youratt.com/edu
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CDW-G (an EDUCAUSE Gold Partner), http://www.cdwg.com
Computer Comforts (an EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner), http://www.computercomforts.com
Crestron Electronics, http://www.crestron.com
Datatel (an EDUCAUSE Platinum Partner), http://www.datatel.com
Desire2Learn, http://www.desire2learn.com
E&I Cooperative Service, http://www.eandi.org
Enterasys Networks, http://www.enterasys.com/secure-networks-demo/er
Event Management Systems (an EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner), http://www.dea.com
Extron Electronics (an EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner), http://www.extron.com/dg13
Gateway (an EDUCAUSE Gold Partner), http://www.gateway.com
GramTel, http://www.gramtel.net
Jenzabar (an EDUCAUSE Gold Partner), http://www.jenzabar.net
McAfee/Nexus, http://www.mcafee.com/enterprise
Mirapoint (an EDUCAUSE Silver Partner), http://www.mirapoint.com
PeopleCube, http://www.peoplecube.com
SAS Institute, http://www.sas.com/samepage
SchoolDude, http://www.schooldude.com
SP Controls (an EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner), http://www.spcontrols.com/
Spectrum Industries, http://www.spectrumfurniture.com
Sungard Higher Education (an EDUCAUSE Platinum Partner), http://www.sungardhe.com/
TechSmith, http://www.techsmith.com
Thomson ResearchSoft, http://www.researchsoft.com/
Timecruiser Computing, http://www.campuscruiser.com/
Ungerboeck Systems International, http://www.ungerboeck.com
Unicon, http://www.unicon.net
VBrick Systems (an EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner), http://www.vbrick.com/
WebAssign, http://www.webassign.net
WTC (an EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner), http://www.wtc-inc.net
XStream Software, http://www.xstreamsoftware.com; http://www.softv.net
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