What Were the Most Popular EDUCAUSE Review Articles of 2011?

The ten most widely read online EDUCAUSE Review articles from 2011 focused on current IT issues, the future of higher education, gamification, mobile learning, social media, and academic libraries.

1. Top-Ten IT Issues, 2011, Bret L. Ingerman, Catherine Yang, and the 2011 EDUCAUSE Current Issues Committee
2. The Changing Landscape of Higher Education, David J. Staley and Dennis A. Trinkle
3. “This Game Sucks”: How to Improve the Gamification of Education, Sarah "Intellagirl" Smith-Robbins
4. Mobile Literacy, David Parry
5. Second Life Is Dead, Long Live Second Life?, Daniel Livingstone
6. Why Mobile?, Mary Ann Gawelek, Mary Spataro, and Phil Komarny
7. The Need for Student Social Media Policies, Reynol Junco
8. Prospects for Systemic Change across Academic Libraries, James G. Neal
9. Leading the Higher Education IT Organization: Six Building Blocks of Success, Stephen J. Laster
10. Technical Skills No Longer Matter, Timothy M. Chester
     

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EDUCAUSE Review is the general-interest, bimonthly magazine published by EDUCAUSE. The magazine has a print circulation of 22,000 and receives 50,000 visits per month online, EDUCAUSE Review is sent to EDUCAUSE member representatives as well as to presidents/chancellors, senior academic and administrative leaders, non-IT staff, faculty in all disciplines, librarians, and corporations. It takes a broad look at current developments and trends in information technology, what these mean for higher education, and how they may affect the college/university as a whole.