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Looking for large-scale stadium WiFi deployments

March 31, 2013 | Michael R. Belote

Hi Dewitt,

Unfortunately, we don't have any experience with a stadium that size but the following article will likely be, at least, interesting to you if not useful.

http://www.fiercebroadbandwireless.com/story/san-francisco-49ers-wi-fi-network-will-enable-68500-fans-connect-once/2013-03-24

Good luck!

Mickey

Mickey Belote

M 478-719-2955

Sent from my iPhone

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Help Desk and User Support organizations

March 28, 2013 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from jj014747@pomona.edu

Theresa,

Currently our Client Services division has 8 FTEs, including myself as the Director. One of those FTEs is in charge of our Lab, Classroom computer management.

The other 6 have the title of "Desktop Support Analyst" at the very least. In addition, they have other roles including Service Desk Student Manager, Knowledge Base Manager, Printer Specialist, etc.

Each day is broken into half (including the lunch hour) and each portion of the day, two of these six are scheduled to answer the Service Desk Phone, respond to emails coming in and work active tickets.

The other four then are spending their time on user support, training, knowledge base article authoring, printer troubleshooting, one-on-one visits and consultation, reimaging machines, just-in-time training, and...

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Who's using Asterisk?

March 27, 2013 | Patrick J. Burns

Mark – we started with * quite some time ago, and found it did not have the features and functionality it needs for an enterprise deployment. So, we evolved to sipXecs, see www.sipfoundry.org/why-sipxecs. It is very affordable (even downright inexpensive), comes with a site license, is OS agnostic, and we have already transitioned about 2,500 of our 7,500 total phones.

We can provide additional info, if you'd like.

-- Patrick J. Burns

Dean of Libraries & VP for IT

(970) 491-1833 (Work)

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Banner Multi-Entity Processing (MEP)

March 25, 2013 | Floyd Davenport

Folks, I'm interested in visiting with any institution who has implemented baseline MEP for Banner. Lessons learned... modules implemented, preparation recommendations... Did you work with Ellucian or another Consulting firm during implementation? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Floyd Davenport CIO/Director Information Technology Services Washburn University floyd.davenport@washburn.edu http://blog.washburn.edu/technology 785-670-2066 ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Constituent Group discussion list can be found at http://www.educause.edu/groups/.

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Backing Up Employee Computer in the Cloud

March 25, 2013 | MaryBeth Stuenkel

We are not using the Internet2 Net+ CrashPlan service. In part because we needed it before that service was ready and in part because our goal is to have CrashPlan as a failsafe only for those that need it, not for general use.

Our contract gives us unlimited storage on CrashPlan, so we don't have a need to manage quotas.

--MaryBeth

University of Michigan

IT Program Manager, ITS Infrastructure Services & Operations

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Question about IT Department Size

March 24, 2013 | Nathaniel Hewitt

Good evening! At Wiley College, the Information Systems and Technology Division has approximately 11 slots (3 vacancies): VP Asst VP Director for instructional technology Director Administrative Info Systems - Database Administrator - online administrative technical Support tech Network Engineer - 2 technicians (1 supports faculty/Staff, 1 supports students) Web Coordinator Administrative Assistant The very best resource that I have found is Kenneth Green's Campus Computing Survey, in which he recommends a minimum of 1 tech per 100. In my set-up, we ALL serve as tech, HelpDesk and PBX. Nathaniel E. Hewitt, III Vice President for Information Systems and Technology Wiley College 711 Wiley Avenue Marshall, Texas 75670 903-923-2404 (office) 903-263-9630 (cell) 903-927-2672 (fax) nhewitt@wileyc.edu Visit us on the web at www.wileyc.edu Wiley College...

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Looking for HR On-Line Applicant Tracking System RFI examples

March 18, 2013 | Cyrille S. Parent

Colleagues,

Time to replace our in-house application. I am looking for RFI (Request for Information) examples for an HR Online Applicant Tracking System for our employment opportunities.

Please share online or offline as you wish.

Thank you in advance.

Cyrille

Students Succeed at PPCC

Cyrille Parent

Director
Information Technology Support Services

(719) 502 2975

ITSS Helpdesk:

Phone: (719) 502-4800...

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IT organisational structures? (who is grouped with whom?)

March 16, 2013 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from nathan.bailey@monash.edu

I am aware of Casey Green's Campus Computing survey:
   http://www.campuscomputing.net/sites/www.campuscomputing.net/files/Green-CampusComputing2012.pdf

Wayne Brown's CHECS surveys:
   http://www.checs.org/studies/studies.htm

and the Educause Core Data Service:
   http://net.educause.edu/ir/library/pdf/PUB8008.pdf

but none of these seem to analyse the organisational structure of the IT division. They consider which functions report directly to the CIO and which functions are in central IT, but they don't describe how they are structured/grouped.

The major structures I'm...

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SaaS Data Integration Surcharge...

March 16, 2013 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from shashi.kaparthi@uni.edu

Fellow CIOs:

I am contemplating proposing a "SaaS Data Integration Surcharge" that would be a fixed percentage of the upfront/recurring costs incurred by the unit contracting with an outside vendor - for services that need data exchange in addition to simple authentication.

Do any of you have such surcharges? If yes, how much?

Thanks in advance for your help/advice.

Shashi

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Chief Information Officer (CIO)
University of Northern Iowa
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Fwd: Would you mind posting this to the CIO list?

March 14, 2013 | Theresa Rowe

Colleagues,

Are you talking about MOOCs on your campuses? You may find this ELI session informative.

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A reminder that the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative’s Spring Focus Session will have as its theme “Learning and the MOOC.” Over the past year, the massive open online course (MOOC) has emerged as a significantly different course model. But how robust is the MOOC as a vehicle for learning?

Dates are April 3 and 4, from noon to 5 pm ET each day. Info, agenda, and registration information is at:
http://www.educause.edu/eli/events/eli-online-spring-focus-session

Sampling of speakers:
Phil Hill and Michael Feldstein (Mindware and e-literate blog): Everything You Think You Know About MOOCs Could Be Wrong

Cathy Sandeen, Vice...

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Privacy of Email

March 13, 2013 | David A. Bantz

My purely personal and "gut" response: This policy appears carefully to avoid providing any assurance or expectation of privacy or reliable service to users while asserting users' responsibility for any use to which the institution may object. In contrast it reserves authority of the institution for virtually any access to data in individual email accounts while absolving the institution of any responsibility ("Users utilize such Resources at their own risk"). I presume this is within legal bounds, but I would expect users to be dissatisfied and/or adopt external email services whenever possible.

David Bantz

On Wed, 13 Mar 2013, at 06:22 , Theresa Rowe <rowe@OAKLAND.EDU> wrote:

I expect that at some point someone at our...

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Web forms and workflow/routing

March 12, 2013 | Ilya Yakovlev

At the University of Wisconsin-Parkside we are getting a lot of mileage with Qualtrics. It is normally known for its survey capabilities but it is also a wonderful Web form tool. I am not certain how deep its capabilities extend relative to deep-level coding but if an institution were to look to replace simple and mid-level forms, this is a great tool.

Ilya Yakovlev

Chief Information Officer

University of Wisconsin-Parkside

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Class and Event Scheduling Software

March 11, 2013 | Arnold Gonzalez

Hello All,

We are in the process of looking for a class and event scheduling application we can use on campus. I was wondering if someone has had experience with any great applications out there and of course perhaps a few we would want to steer clear from? Appreciate the help in advance.

Thanks.

Arnold Gonzalez

Arnold Gonzalez

Chief Information Officer

Texas Southmost College District

Office Tel. (956)295-3802

Mobile Tel. (956) 605-1159

arnold.gonzalez@tsc.edu

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NOTE: Time Correction for the CIO & ITANA Screen2Screen this Friday

March 11, 2013 | James Phelps

We will record the Adobe Connect Session and make it available afterwards. The link will be posted on the ITANA web site and wiki (http://itana.org) and sent out to the email lists. It may take a few days for it to appear.

Jim

Enterprise Architect, UW-Madison

Chair, ITANA.org

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Projectors to Large Screen Monitors

March 11, 2013 | Andy Jett

We have had rumblings about possibly moving away from classroom projects to large screen TV monitors in medium to small classrooms. Has anyone done this and has any advice or suggestions about this transition?

Andy Jett

Chief Information Officer

Baker University

ajett@bakeru.edu – (913)491-4432

The information contained in this e-mail and any attachments thereto ("e-mail") is sent by Baker University ("BU") and is...

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Adobe update

March 7, 2013 | Gordon D. Wishon

All, just a quick update. I’ve been in contact with Trevor Bailey at Adobe, who is anxious to have a conversation. We’re working on details. Travel schedules and calendars are getting in the way, but we’ll work something out soon.

Will post back when I have more details to share.

Gordon

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Printer distribution policy

March 7, 2013 | John R. Davis

We are looking into saving funds by cutting down on the number of printers on campus. We have a lot of people running ink-jet printers and/or small laser printers in their offices. We feel we can save a lot of money by having a central printer or copier that can print for everyone in the department to use and decrease the number of small printers.

I am interested in seeing policy statements on who qualifies to have a printer in their office instead of having to use a central printer within the department. I am sure we will get push-back from those who claim confidentiality, wasted time walking to the printer, etc. So, do you have a policy that states certain ranks of faculty and/or administration may have an office printer and everyone else have to walk a few feet?

If you would be kind enough to share your policies and/or thoughts, it will be greatly appreciated.

Does anyone have any procedures, forms, etc. for...

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Mobile Device Policy and a Software Package to Enforce

March 7, 2013 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from russ.leathe@gordon.edu

Has anyone chosen a MDM Package such as Absolute, Meraki, or MDM360 to enforce their MDP?

Perhaps you chose another package?

We are in the discovery phase of implementing a MDM that includes all devices (Desktops, Laptops, as well as mobile)

A few highlights of what we expect..

· Easy installation – iOS, Android, Windows

· BYOD Policies

· AD Compliant

· ...

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EH&S software

March 7, 2013 | Rebecca L. King

Do any of your institutions use a software product for Environmental Health & Safety training tracking and content besides EHS Assistant from On Site Systems? I’m particularly interested in systems that run on Oracle or SQL Server rather than MySQL.

Thanks!

Becky

Becky King

Associate Vice President for Information Technology

Baylor University

One Bear Place #97268

Waco, TX 76798-7268

254-710-4566

becky_king@baylor.edu

@bking23 on twitter

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RFPs Access and Security

March 6, 2013 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from dthibeau@post03.curry.edu

Greetings friends,

Over the years, we have seen many request for RFPs but I don’t recall seeing these. So, if you would be willing to share an RFP for one of the following, I’d love to hear from you!

· Card access systems for residence halls and/or offices

· Consolation of alarm systems (both fire and burglar) in one comprehensive system

· If someone has one for a package that includes both as a single integrated system, that would be great

For what it’s worth, we...

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IT as a Budget Black Hole

January 4, 2013 | Theresa Rowe

It does seem logical, but my experience indicates that there are factors that have to be considered with any charge-back model. As a result, over the years, I've tried to eliminate all charge-backs. Would your university commit to the budget without allowing exceptions?

One factor to consider is competition, in terms of perceived price-per-service. I use the word perceived thoughtfully, as folks outside central IT, without any deep understanding of technology, can analyze costs very differently from an experienced IT view. If your university doesn't enforce a centralized view of cost analysis, the price of your service and the price of what might appear to be the same service provided by an outside company can be compared by the client community. For example, a few years back we had charge-back long distance telephone service at the same time long-distance calls could be made on purchased calling cards. So the community...

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Mac vs. PC

August 16, 2012 | David Harris

Friends,

One of my colleagues challenged me with a question yesterday, and I am sure the question is answered in one of our standard surveys.

What is the percentage of Macintoshes to PCs on most university campuses?

I really don't need individual responses. Could someone point me to where the question has already been answered.

Thanks.

DP Harris, Phd—Vice President/CIO

LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY | Information Services

11139 Anderson Street, Loma Linda, California 92350

(909) 558-7600

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Training Budget for IT Staff

March 6, 2012 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from ena@tc.columbia.edu

In the 3- to 5-year tech plan we are developing, we want to say something about training requirements.

For IT technical staff, what do you budget annually per person for professional development (including courses, workshops, trainers brought in, travel, conferences)? I'm assuming that not every single person gets training every year, but some people go twice in a year, etc., and we want to express the budget needed as per technical person per year.

In an ideal world (not a world in which money is NO object) what would you budget per technical person per year ?

Thanks.
Ena

V. Ena Haines

Director of Information Technology

Teachers College, Columbia University

525 West 120th Street

New York, NY
10027

V: 212-678-3486

F: 212-...

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how to avoid scaring the Deans?

September 27, 2012 | Ann Kovalchick

Folks -

In two weeks I will be giving a presentation to the academic deans and various vice provosts on OIT's (Ofc of IT) 5 year plan. This is basically a budget for major upgrades on the radar as well as needs driven by our university Strategic Plan. However, as we all know, making these plans actionable at the level of executive and senior management is a greater challenge. I'm struggling with how to make this extraordinarily complex environment digestible to folks who lack deep knowledge without simplifying to the point of cartoon-like explanations. My goal is helping them understand the trade-offs around customization, the transactional costs of poor business process design, the needed skill sets to address looming integration needs, and the multifactorial issues around data management without watching their eyes glaze over. I meet with these folks weekly (as a group) and so have a familair relationship with them...

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online testing

July 19, 2012 | Nathaniel Hewitt

Good afternoon, Colleagues! I have a question for you. While there are many of us out there using "clickers" for group testing and attendance, I am wondering if there is another "tool" that could be used with the cell phones. I have to put something in place for our new faculty orientation in 2 weeks and our HR office would like to hold the orientation in our chapel with no movement to our computer lab. Not all of our new faculty have laptops...but everyone has a computer. At the end of the two-day orientation, they want to give the new folk a test with instant feedback, following the same model as when using the "clickers." Suggestions? Thanks, in advance! Nathaniel E. Hewitt, III Vice President for Information Systems and Technology Wiley College 711 Wiley Avenue Marshall, Texas 75670 903-923-2404 (office) 903-263-9630 (cell) 903-927-2672 (fax) nhewitt@wileyc.edu Visit us on the web at...

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Institutional Events Calendar

November 27, 2012 | Kyle Johnson

I've inherited an events calendar project about mid way through. Right now the front runner is a product called Localist. They have a decent base of higher education institutions, although I'm not familiar with them. I'd be interested in feedback from schools using Localist (off list is fine) as well as hearing from other schools that have an event calendar solution they love, adore, and/or that meets their institutional needs well.

Mahalo.

/kyle
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Chaminade University of Honolulu : http://www.chaminade.edu
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Educause conference and vendors

October 9, 2012 | Theresa Rowe

Colleagues,

A vendor would like to hear from CIOs and IT leaders about the Educause Conference. Many of us appreciate the contribution of vendors to the value of the conference. I, for one, make an effort to visit and spend time on the vendor floor.

In your view, what would you like to see from IT hardware/software vendors at the Educause Conference?

For a company that is new to higher ed, what should they know about presenting to and reaching out to campus IT leaders in a conference setting?

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Theresa Rowe
Chief Information Officer
Oakland University

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Topic #4 - Improving the Institution's Operational Efficiency through IT

August 13, 2012 | Theresa Rowe

Issue #4: Improving the Institution's Operational Efficiency through Information Technology

Today, using information technology to improve operational efficiency is no longer just desirable; it has become an imperative due to the ever-shrinking resources brought about by the current economic downturn. Most institutions have many of the required technologies (e.g., workflow, electronic forms, and digital signing) in place, but not everyone has broadly restructured business processes to take advantage of the new technologies.

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Continuing our summer discussion of the Educause Top 10 issues, let's move to Issue #4, stated above. What are the obstacles that stop you from fully implementing or deriving benefit from IT designed to improve efficiency? One of our biggest challenges has been to find the technologies that are affordable and easy to implement.

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Theresa Rowe
Chief Information Officer
Oakland...

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Printer management system recommendations

June 6, 2012 | Mark Scott

If you would, please share if you are using a student printer management system and if so, what system? Homegrown or purchased?

Thanks,

Respectfully,

Mark Scott
VP of Innovation and Technology, CTO
Freed-Hardeman University | 158 E. Main St. | Henderson, TN 38340
731-989-6002 | mscott@fhu.edu | Twitter: http://twitter.com/m_scott

Cyber Security Awareness - http://www.fhu.edu/ncsa

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Fwd: NYTimes.com: Come the Revolution

May 16, 2012 | Tracy Mitrano

Any thoughts from within the community on this subject?

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Profit vs non-profit

September 14, 2011 | Joe Morvan

Hello all,

most recently our VP of IT received an article indicating that for-profit institutions contribute significantly more to IT budgets as opposed to non-profit institutions (10% Vs 3%).

Would anybody be able to provide information/resource on for-profit Vs non-profit budgets? I am looking for what percent of the institutional budget is allocated to the IT budget.

Joe Morvan NU MBA-07"

Dir. of ITS

Norwich University

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Google Apps Satisfaction

September 1, 2012 | Charles B. White

At Trinity University we have been using Google Apps as our email system for about three years for student, faculty, and staff email. We have recently been informed by our Faculty Senate that they are receiving complaints re the system that involve lost mail, mail delivered extraordinarily late and some aesthetic complaints with the interface. They are unable to speak to the magnitude of the complaints as they report many users seem very happy with Google Apps. The students seem to like the system and have made no mention of problems, and yes, they do use email a lot!

If you have implemented Google Apps on your campus are you receiving such complaints and what is the magnitude of them?

Thanks

Chuck White

Charles B. White, Ph.D.
V.P. Information Resources
Professor,...

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Vendor Participation

August 9, 2012 | Arthur Fridrich

Good morning!

I’m not sure how this topic has arisen again, but, I concur with Steve!

Although I’ve not been on the list as long as some, during the years I have been subscribed, there have been only a small handful of times in which “marketing” has been a nuisance. In return for these moments, we have created a win-win scenario. For us, we often times receive insights from a larger community regarding what is taking place outside our walls. For the vendor, they have an expanded opportunity to learn about the current issues, thoughts, and actions that are at the forefront of the modern college/university. Since we do use consultants, software, and other services to supplement our environments, I cannot see how this latter fact is a bad thing.

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Google Mapping Revisited

May 16, 2012 | Julie Ouska

Colleagues,

After our previous discussion about Google mapping and some of the articles about Google's data collection are any of you proceeding with plans to let Google map your campus or are you deciding not to allow that to happen? Google continues to approach us about mapping all the system colleges and I still have concerns about what the real purpose behind the mapping.

Julie

Julie Ouska

CIO/VP of IT

Interim Executive Director CCCOnline

Colorado Community College System

Julie.ouska@cccs.edu

(720) 858-2781

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Need a good Title for Enterprise Software Management

April 27, 2012 | Gregory H. Smith

I want to create a position responsible for our Enterprise Software (Primarily PeopleSoft) I'm trying to come up with a Title that does not signify personnel management like Director or Manager but primarily PeopleSoft Software management. Care to share some good title idea.

Greg Smith
Chief Information Officer
George Fox University
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Be Known at Oregon's Nationally Recognized Christian University
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Campus TV options

April 24, 2012 | Mark Scott

We are planning to upgrade our dorm TV service on campus. We currently have Dish, but are looking at switching to Charter Cable and DirecTV.

Any suggestions from anyone that has a system in place they are pleased with?

Respectfully,

Mark Scott
VP of Innovation and Technology, CTO
Freed-Hardeman University | 158 E. Main St. | Henderson, TN 38340
731-989-6002 | mscott@fhu.edu | Twitter: http://twitter.com/m_scott

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Is Pedagogy Personal?

April 18, 2012 | Samuel Young

Hi all, Yesterday, I had a conversation with a professor (no from PLNU) that went something like this: Sam: What do you think about faculty development programs? Prof: Well, pedagogy is a very personal thing. If it is introduced by faculty to other faculty, it may work. But since it is a very personal matter, I don't think any faculty should be asked to do anything they do not feel is beneficial in their setting… This professor continues by describing why it is so personal, but never once did the professor talk about the student. So my question to you all is – Is pedagogy a personal matter or should a university encourage a certain standard? Or maybe it is a bit too sensitive an issue to discuss in public. Is this too much of the "elephant in the room"? I come from the public sector (healthcare, hospitality, retail and ecommerce). In industry, there are certain levels of freedom within each profession but there are certain standards that the company insists. For example: A...

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higher ed CIO role shift from favoring private sector experience back to higher ed?

April 6, 2012 | Melissa Woo

Greetings all, Based on anecdotal evidence and vague recollections, it is my impression that a number of years ago there was a trend towards hiring private sector business-people into higher ed CIO jobs. Recently (at least within the past year or so), the overwhelming majority of higher ed CIO position postings I've seen state that higher ed experience is preferred. Additionally, a Master's degree is increasingly becoming a requirement, and a terminal degree, such as a doctorate, stated as preferred. Out of not-so-idle curiosity, is the impression of a shift in the hiring of business-people back to those with higher ed experience just an illusion brought on by faulty memory? :-) If not, has anyone researched and documented this? Thanks for any insight you can provide, and have a great weekend! Melissa -- Melissa Woo, Ph.D. (mzwoo@uwm.edu) Director, Network & Operations Services University Information Technology Services...

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Displaying student images

January 20, 2012 | Robert Paterson

Does your LMS display images of your students in each class?

Do these come from your ID system?

Do you have issues with students not wanting their image used and how do you deal with that?

Dr. Robert Paterson

Vice President, Information Technology, Planning & Research

Molloy College

Rockville Centre, NY 11571

516-678-5000 ex 6443

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Best Mobile Apps for Higher Education

January 6, 2012 | Carmen A. Rahm

Colleagues: I've asked my Customer and Training Services Manager to develop an ongoing list of the best Mobile Apps that our faculty, staff and students might use here at the University. We're gathering information from within, but I was hoping that collectively we could all share (or point toward resources, articles that already have this information). Obviously we're looking for Mobile Apps that improve productivity or add value to academics (classroom), administrative functions, student success, etc. We're asking them to provide the NAME, COST (if any), DEVICE THEY USE (iOS, Android), and a BRIEF DESCRIPTION. When the list is compiled, I will definitely share with everyone via this ListServ. Any input that each of you can provide is appreciated!

Thanks,

Carmen A. Rahm
Asst. VP for Info. Technology
Central...

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