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EDUCAUSE At a Glance

EDUCAUSE At a Glance is a monthly e-mail newsletter recapping important EDUCAUSE news, professional development opportunities, and useful resources. You can also access association news in blog and RSS formats. Primary and participating representatives are automatically subscribed to EDUCAUSE At a Glance.

ELI NEWS

ELI NEWS is a bimonthly newsletter that summarizes and links to EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI) news and information and other topics of interest to ELI members. Anyone interested in advancing learning through IT innovation is invited to subscribe.

Policy Digest

The EDUCAUSE Policy, Analysis, and Advocacy program's Policy Digest is a semimonthly newsletter featuring the latest public and campus issues affecting higher education IT.

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