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Research PublicationsECAR delivers a variety of research and analytical reports designed to foster dialogue and enhance decision-making among its college and university clients. The products range from short, timely analytical summaries to major research studies. Case StudiesInstitution-specific or topic-specific reports designed to exemplify important themes, trends, and experiences in the management of information technology investments and activities. Case Studies relate to, and are undertaken as part of, specific ECAR Research Studies. ECARtoonsA library of commissioned cartoons that commemorate illustrative moments from ECAR symposia. Key FindingsA brief, high-level summary of the scope of a specific ECAR research study, the methodology used to conduct the research, and the key results and discoveries. Key Findings relate to a specific ECAR Research Study and are available to the public. Occasional PapersOccasional papers are topic-specific reports designed to cast new light on important issues, themes, and trends in areas related to ECAR's mission and activities. PresentationsPresentations developed by ECAR research fellows, partners, and contractors on topics of interest to the higher education community, including summaries from major ECAR studies. Re-publication or repurposing of ECAR Research Presentations may occur only with written permission of EDUCAUSE and in certain cases, the author(s). Research BulletinsThese frequent electronic updates provide an overview of key IT developments and illustrate their impact on higher education. Research Bulletins provide concise, insightful analyses of current topics that may range from products/services to policy. One goal of ECAR Research Bulletins is to provide credible, thoughtful and timely analysis of important developments soon after news or other announcements have been made. Research StudiesThese studies reflect substantial research efforts of strategic importance to higher education such as wireless networking, trends in outsourcing and co-sourcing, and pedagogical and support issues associated with e-learning. ECAR will publish four such studies annually. RoadmapsECAR Roadmaps synthesize important information technology issues and provide recommendations for action in higher education. The content draws from ECAR Research Studies and Case Studies. Survey InstrumentsThe survey instruments used for ECAR Research Studies are available for public access. Page Last Updated: Thursday, August 17, 2006
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Unless otherwise noted, EDUCAUSE holds the copyright on all materials published by the association, whether in print or electronic form. In certain cases the work remains the intellectual property of the individual author(s) (see Special Circumstances).
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