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Student Communication 2017: Meeting the IT and Networking Needs of Tomorrow’s Students

Student Communication 2017: Meeting the IT and Networking Needs of Tomorrow’s Students

Title:Student Communication 2017: Meeting the IT and Networking Needs of Tomorrow’s Students (ID: NMD08005)
Author(s):Susan E. Metros (University of Southern California), Brenda van Gelder (Virginia Tech) and Samuel A. DiGangi (Arizona State University)
Topics:Communication, Network Management, Social Computing, Student IT Competencies, Student Services, Students
Origin:Net@EDU (State Networks) (02/10/2008)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

Students expect their university’s network to meet their academic and personal needs. So how can network administrators cope with a student body whose network needs for self-expression, learning, and creativity outpace the requirements of academic departments or (institutional) business practices? Is it possible (or just wishful thinking) to predict their demands? During this session, we will identify a few trends seen on today’s information-communication-technology landscape and address why we must continuously seek alternative and more efficient ways to meet the ICT services of tomorrow’s students.

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