Major Initiatives

These EDUCAUSE programs help you navigate the challenges involved in advancing higher education with IT through applied research, data benchmarking, and programs addressing advanced networking, policy, security, and teaching and learning. Three of these initiatives—the EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research, the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative, and Net@EDU—are fee-based programs offering member or subscriber-only products and services, although many of their resources are publicly available.

Major Initiatives

ECAR, the EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research, provides subscribers with timely research and analysis to help higher education leaders make better decisions about IT.

Net@EDU promotes the development of advanced networking in higher education through member activities that span the spectrum of academic networking, from administration of campus networks to local, state, regional, national, and international networking projects.

The EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI), is a community of institutions, organizations, and corporations committed to advancing learning through IT innovation. ELI achieves this mission through a strategic focus on learners, learning principles and practices, and learning technologies.

The Core Data Service is a Web-based interactive database, based on an annual survey, that compares institutional IT environments and practices to help benchmark, plan for, and make decisions about IT on campus.

Networking Initiatives are focused efforts to define and develop emerging network technologies.

Policy Initiatives are the association’s legislative and regulatory tracking and advocacy activities involving federal policies that impact IT in higher education.

Security Initiatives are resources on computer and network security for the higher education community.

.edu Administration covers policies and processes for managing the .edu Internet domain, which EDUCAUSE administers under contract with the U.S. Department of Commerce.

EDUCAUSE Home Page Featured Initiatives ECAR ELI Net@EDU Core Data Service Networking .edu Administration Other Networking Initiatives Policy Federal Policy Program Campus Policy Initiatives Security Security Task Force		Major Initiatives These EDUCAUSE programs help you navigate the challenges involved in advancing higher education with IT through applied research, data benchmarking, and programs addressing advanced networking, policy, security, and teaching and learning. Three of these initiatives—the EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research, the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative, and Net@EDU—are fee-based programs offering member or subscriber-only products and services, although many of their resources are publicly available. Major Initiatives ECAR, the EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research, provides subscribers with timely research and analysis to help higher education leaders make better decisions about IT. Net@EDU promotes the development of advanced networking in higher education through member activities that span the spectrum of academic networking, from administration of campus networks to local, state, regional, national, and international networking projects. The EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI), is a community of institutions, organizations, and corporations committed to advancing learning through IT innovation. ELI achieves this mission through a strategic focus on learners, learning principles and practices, and learning technologies. The Core Data Service is a Web-based interactive database, based on an annual survey, that compares institutional IT environments and practices to help benchmark, plan for, and make decisions about IT on campus. Networking Initiatives are focused efforts to define and develop emerging network technologies. Policy Initiatives are the association’s legislative and regulatory tracking and advocacy activities involving federal policies that impact IT in higher education. Security Initiatives are resources on computer and network security for the higher education community. .edu Administration covers policies and processes for managing the .edu Internet domain, which EDUCAUSE administers under contract with the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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