EDUCAUSE Quarterly Magazine, Volume 27, Number 2, 2004

Treating student workers the same as any other university employees is a win-win situation for students and the institution

Each course has historically had a Web site to itself—but why not leverage the content among courses by sharing sites?

Funding IT remains number one, while security and identity management hit budgets hard

Descriptions of developmental stages offer institutions guidance about their place in the process and how to move to the next level

A conceptual framework enables faculty development planners to better estimate the potential effectiveness of various strategies

Web-enabled mobile devices help users become more effective, providing a variety of tools for different purposes

Virginia Tech's partnership with an economically distressed region works toward productive network-economy—based enterprises

To improve your institution's news coverage, you can become a first-rate, professional news source

Oregon State University built its own regional dark fiber to meet bandwidth demands—a creative approach helped by collaboration

Simplifying business processes and avoiding stovepipes prompted the inclusion of a workflow channel within the uPortal implementation at UC Irvine

A two-year research project on educational technology at the University of Washington yielded strategic implications for adoption of technology