Campus Technology: Standards to Take ePortfolios Outside the Institution and into the Future

Strategic Discussions on Technology

3/11/2009

Executive View

Standards to Take ePortfolios Outside the Institution and into the Future
Your students have created ePortfolios that reflect their academic progress and offer samples of their work. But how can you be sure a potential employer will be able to access the ePortfolios, and will the information survive future technology changes?More

Worth Noting

Butte College Powers Up Campus with New Solar Array
Butte College has turned on a massive set of solar panels from Mitsubishi Electric at its Oroville campus. The 2,400 185-watt Mitsubishi Electric solar modules, which wen live Feb. 18, occupy a sloping hillside near the community college's tennis courts, absorbing sunlight into the solar cells and converting it into electricity.More
Indiana U Health Center Digitizes Student Forms
Indiana University Health Center launched an online personal health record application from NoMoreClipboard.com for students at its Bloomington, IN campus to make it easier for students and their families to share medical information with the health center.More
Open Source Digital Music Library SW from IU
Indiana University has released open source software, called Variations, that allows creation of a digital music library system. More
Report Available from Interagency Working Group on Digital Data
The Interagency Working Group on Digital Data of the National Science and Technology Council's Committee on Science has made available its January 2009 report that outlines a strategy for preservation and access to digital scientific data. More
Santa Clara U Adds Screen Time with Digital Signage
Santa Clara University has adopted Cisco Digital Media System digital signage to communicate information about events, class updates, and safety concerns to the campus community in real time.More
SCUP and Getty Put Campus Preservation Plans and Projects Online
Campusheritage.org, a new Web site, will provide information on preservation projects funded as part of the Getty Foundation's Campus Heritage program, a five-year grant initiative.More

From the Personnel Office

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Executive View

Standards to Take ePortfolios Outside the Institution and into the Future

Worth Noting

Butte College Powers Up Campus with New Solar Array

Indiana U Health Center Digitizes Student Forms

Open Source Digital Music Library SW from IU

Report Available from Interagency Working Group on Digital Data

Santa Clara U Adds Screen Time with Digital Signage

SCUP and Getty Put Campus Preservation Plans and Projects Online

From the Personnel Office