Tune In July 22: Free Web Seminar on Kuali Student, a Next-Generation Administrative System

Created by Peggy Kurkowski (EDUCAUSE) on July 16, 2008

Administrative systems should be affordable, flexible, and customizable. They should help end users plan for and achieve their goals and help them complete tasks along the way.

In this free July 22 EDUCAUSE Live! web seminar, Kuali Student: A Next-Generation Administrative System, presenter Richard Spencer, executive director of IT, University of British Columbia, will show how the vision, principles, and design for Kuali Student are aligned with these objectives and discuss why community source development was selected for this project.

Those unable to attend may wish to visit the archives after the event or browse related EDUCAUSE resources on Administrative Systems and Student Information Systems.

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		Tune In July 22: Free Web Seminar on Kuali Student, a Next-Generation Administrative System Created by Peggy Kurkowski (EDUCAUSE) on July 16, 2008 Administrative systems should be affordable, flexible, and customizable. They should help end users plan for and achieve their goals and help them complete tasks along the way. In this free July 22 EDUCAUSE Live! web seminar, Kuali Student: A Next-Generation Administrative System, presenter Richard Spencer, executive director of IT, University of British Columbia, will show how the vision, principles, and design for Kuali Student are aligned with these objectives and discuss why community source development was selected for this project. Those unable to attend may wish to visit the archives after the event or browse related EDUCAUSE resources on Administrative Systems and Student Information Systems. EDUCAUSE News \| administrative system \| Administrative Systems \| Community Source \| EDUCAUSE Live! \| end users \| free web seminar \| next generation \| source development \| Student Information Systems Peggy's blog Login or register to post comments 463 reads
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