The March/April Issue of EDUCAUSE Review is Now Available

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on March 22, 2007

The March/April EDUCAUSE Review is now available, featuring articles by Rob Abel, "Innovation, Adoption, and Learning Impact: Creating the Future of IT"; Joanne Berg, Lori Berquam, and Kathy Christoph, "Social Networking Technologies: A ‘Poke’ for Campus Services"; and Mike Enyeart, E. Michael Staman, and Jose J. Valdes Jr., "Convergence Is Real." EDUCAUSE Review is also available via RSS feed. Click the orange RSS icon on the EDUCAUSE Review home page to access the XML required to subscribe.

UPDATE: Visit the EDUCAUSE Connect wiki on social computing to contribute your ideas regarding the article on social networking technologies.

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		The March/April Issue of EDUCAUSE Review is Now Available Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on March 22, 2007 The March/April EDUCAUSE Review is now available, featuring articles by Rob Abel, "Innovation, Adoption, and Learning Impact: Creating the Future of IT"; Joanne Berg, Lori Berquam, and Kathy Christoph, "Social Networking Technologies: A ‘Poke’ for Campus Services"; and Mike Enyeart, E. Michael Staman, and Jose J. Valdes Jr., "Convergence Is Real." EDUCAUSE Review is also available via RSS feed. Click the orange RSS icon on the EDUCAUSE Review home page to access the XML required to subscribe. UPDATE: Visit the EDUCAUSE Connect wiki on social computing to contribute your ideas regarding the article on social networking technologies. EDUCAUSE News \| EDUCAUSE Review \| Emerging Technologies \| Networking and Emerging Technologies \| networking technologies \| Social Networking \| Teaching and Learning Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 4835 reads
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