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'Blatant Copying' in Coursework

January 1, 2005

Examiners for British standardized tests are reporting increasingly obvious examples of cut-and-paste cheating on exams, a problem they attribute both to student behavior and to excessive help from…

'E-Mail Wiretapping' Prosecutions Could Increase in the Future

January 1, 2005

"A federal appeals court ruling in Boston last week on e-mail wiretapping is reverberating throughout the Internet community—and legal world—with a consensus emerging that there may be pro…

'Evil Twin' Fear for Wireless Net

January 1, 2005

Researchers at Britain's Cranfield University are warning users of wireless computing devices about bogus Wi-Fi access points that can steal personal information. The so-called evil twin hotsp…

'Follow the Money' and Other Unsolicited Advice for CIOs

January 1, 1999

Gregory Jackson, Associate Provost at the University of Chicago, offers advice to senior information technology administrators in higher education. Gre…

'Morphing' Community Colleges

April 7, 2009

With some offering bachelor's degrees and others building dorms or creating campuses for businesses, institutional leaders consider how to define missions and emphasize the associate degree.…

'Piracy'

February 3, 2010

In a new book, Piracy: The Intellectual Property Wars from Gutenberg to Gates (University of Chicago Press), Adrian Johns details the long history of the term and its battles, arguing tha…

'Smart Computing' -- Orienting Your Students

January 1, 1999

The Office of Policy Development and Education participates in summer orientation to properly introduce students to proper use of information technology resources at the University of Michigan. Thi…

'Spam King' Ordered to Disable Spyware

January 1, 2004

A federal judge has issued a restraining order against notorious spammer Stanford Wallace, forcing him to disable spyware programs that secretly track users' actions and flood their computers …

'The World Is Open'

August 25, 2009

Author, Curtis J. Bonk, a professor of instructional systems technology at Indiana University, explains themes of new book about how technology and "open access" ideas are changing educ…

'Tuning' College Degrees

April 8, 2009

In experiment based on European model, three states will seek to agree on competencies and learning objectives needed for six fields of study, regardless of institution. …