EDUCAUSE Quarterly Magazine, Volume 29, Number 1, 2006

Federal and state laws and university policies argue for taking a very close look at spyware and researchware as possible threats to data privacy

A useful new tool in the information security kit—outbound content monitoring and filtering—can help prevent sensitive data loss

Technology managers must determine their ultimate career goals before deciding whether to pursue technical certifications or higher education degrees

The literature doesn't discuss e-portfolio use to meet student needs and concerns but to support administrative efforts to solve long-term curricular issues

Security and privacy are not IT issues—they demand a comprehensive, strategic, team approach to find effective solutions

Institutions can consider different options in shaping a long-term strategy for achieving acceptable financial returns from e-learning

Going online with a certification course for online teaching solved training and delivery problems on and off campus

Requiring students in an introductory course to use PDAs taught the IT department how to implement them in the curriculum

A research study identified several variables and multiple attributes that influence the higher education CIO's effectiveness

The aging of the current generation of IT leaders adds urgency to the professional development of future IT leaders from among the next generation

The Management Information Systems Electronic Support System (MISESS) gives teachers and students access to courses, related content, and exams on the Web

Eleven years of portal development at the Wharton School yields successful strategies for enterprise information management

Libraries' large data collections and varied digital assets demand tools and facilities for easy user access, data analysis, and storage

A survey of laptop use in common spaces at the University of Texas at Austin revealed students creating anywhere, any time learning environments