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Student Guide to Evaluating Information Technology on Campus

Student Guide to Evaluating Information Technology on Campus

Title:Student Guide to Evaluating Information Technology on Campus (ID: PUB2301)
Author(s):EDUCAUSE
Topics:Assessment and Evaluation, Student Computing Support, Students
Origin:EDUCAUSE Publications (2006)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

The Student Guide is a set of questions that helps prospective students and their parents/guardians assess an institution's computing and IT environment in easy-to-understand language. Questions are organized into four categories: Academic Experience, Administrative Experience, Student Life, and Services and Fees. The Guide covers such information technologies and services as distance/distributed learning, technology-supported collaborative learning, classroom technology enhancements, wireless networks, taking care of business online, security and identity theft-prevention strategies, FERPA rights notification, peer-to-peer file sharing policies, and more. The Guide comes in two forms: a print brochure and an interactive Web site.

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