Evolving Technologies

The Evolving Technologies Committee is charged with the identification of developing technologies and the evaluation of their impact on higher education for the EDUCAUSE community. Annually such technologies are identified, researched, and white papers are produced by members of the committee. The information gathered is presented at the EDUCAUSE annual conference committee meeting.

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Current Evolving Technologies Committee Members

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2009

IT Service Management
Open Source Learning Management Systems
Product Managers in an IT Organization

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2008

Virtual Worlds in Education
Business Process Management
Location-Aware Computing
Regulatory Compliance and Information Technology

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2007

Impacts of Information Lifecycle Management and Physical Storage Systems on the Preservation of Digital Content
3D Printing: Making the Virtual Real
Google Suite for Higher Education
M-Learning
The Evolution of Web Conferencing
Virtualization: Systems, Applications, and Beyond
The Web in 2007: A Vast Sea of Possibilities

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2006

Cell Phone Evolution
Open Source Learning Management Systems
Wireless
Podcasting
Research portals
Web 2.0 applications

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2005

New Student Collaboration Tools
Portals
Games in Higher Ed
Wireless
IT Outsourcing

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2004

Digital Repositories and Management of Web Content
Learning Objects
Legal Napster?
Nomadicity
Region Networks
Spam Management

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2003

Evolving Technologies Committee – Summary Presentation
Course Management Systems
Disaster Recovery Planning
Institutional Repositories
Network Infrastructure
Overview of Grid Computing
Physical IT Facilities Security

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2002

Evolving Technology Committee – Summary Presentation
Bandwidth Management Tools, Strategies, and Issues: Managing the big pipes into our campuses
Security: How to hold it all together
Integrated Library Systems: What our customers will be using up front
Digital Asset Management Systems: How to manage all of our content
Next Generation Wireless Data: Distribution on campus

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2001

Evolving Technology Committee – Summary Presentation
XML
Evolving Smart Card and Biometric Technologies 2001
Portals
Unified Communications Challenges
webPads
Handheld PDAs and Wearable Computing Devices
What is a Public Key Infrastructure, or PKI?
Wireless Networking
Application Service Providers (ASPs)

Reports from EDUCAUSE 2000

Evolving Technologies – Opportunities and Challenges – Summary Presentation
Digital Video
E–Books
Smart Cards
Thin Clients
Wireless
PKI

EDUCAUSE Major Initiatives Additional Resources Information Security Guide EDUCAUSE On Campus Evolving Technologies Mentoring Kit Current Issues EDUCAUSE Style Guide Electronic Newsletters Executive Resources Books Monographs and Reports Student Guide to IT		Evolving Technologies The Evolving Technologies Committee is charged with the identification of developing technologies and the evaluation of their impact on higher education for the EDUCAUSE community. Annually such technologies are identified, researched, and white papers are produced by members of the committee. The information gathered is presented at the EDUCAUSE annual conference committee meeting. Check out the Evolving Technologies blog! Current Evolving Technologies Committee Members Reports from EDUCAUSE 2009 IT Service Management Open Source Learning Management Systems Product Managers in an IT Organization Reports from EDUCAUSE 2008 Virtual Worlds in Education Business Process Management Location-Aware Computing Regulatory Compliance and Information Technology Reports from EDUCAUSE 2007 Impacts of Information Lifecycle Management and Physical Storage Systems on the Preservation of Digital Content 3D Printing: Making the Virtual Real Google Suite for Higher Education M-Learning The Evolution of Web Conferencing Virtualization: Systems, Applications, and Beyond The Web in 2007: A Vast Sea of Possibilities Reports from EDUCAUSE 2006 Cell Phone Evolution Open Source Learning Management Systems Wireless Podcasting Research portals Web 2.0 applications Reports from EDUCAUSE 2005 New Student Collaboration Tools Portals Games in Higher Ed Wireless IT Outsourcing Reports from EDUCAUSE 2004 Digital Repositories and Management of Web Content Learning Objects Legal Napster? Nomadicity Region Networks Spam Management Reports from EDUCAUSE 2003 Evolving Technologies Committee – Summary Presentation Course Management Systems Disaster Recovery Planning Institutional Repositories Network Infrastructure Overview of Grid Computing Physical IT Facilities Security Reports from EDUCAUSE 2002 Evolving Technology Committee – Summary Presentation Bandwidth Management Tools, Strategies, and Issues: Managing the big pipes into our campuses Security: How to hold it all together Integrated Library Systems: What our customers will be using up front Digital Asset Management Systems: How to manage all of our content Next Generation Wireless Data: Distribution on campus Reports from EDUCAUSE 2001 Evolving Technology Committee – Summary Presentation XML Evolving Smart Card and Biometric Technologies 2001 Portals Unified Communications Challenges webPads Handheld PDAs and Wearable Computing Devices What is a Public Key Infrastructure, or PKI? Wireless Networking Application Service Providers (ASPs) Reports from EDUCAUSE 2000 Evolving Technologies – Opportunities and Challenges – Summary Presentation Digital Video E–Books Smart Cards Thin Clients Wireless PKI
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