Campus Technology: Innovating Teaching and Learning with Sakai

Strategic Discussions on Technology

10/14/2009

Executive View

Innovating Teaching and Learning with Sakai
Josh Baron's examination of two award-winning implementations of the Sakai Collaboration and Learning Environment.More

Worth Noting

Rogue CC and Western Kentucky U Choose Higher One Service for Financial Aid Refunds
Rogue Community College in Oregon with 19,000 students and Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green with 20,000 students have both signed with Higher One to do financial aid refund disbursements to students digitally.More
U Alabama Teams with Utility on Carbon Greenhouse Gas Emission Research
Engineering students at the University of Alabama at Birmingham will have the chance to receive training for green jobs. A new program will train them in carbon sequestration engineering by utility Southern Company in a project to commercialize technologies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from power production.More
U North Carolina Undertakes Review in Face of 7-State Data Breach
A data breach that took place in 2007 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and was discovered in late July 2009 is finally being reported to victims by letter. University staffers reported that they believe the security breach exposed social security numbers for about 114,000 women, although about 180,000 records were potentially exposed as a result of the incident.More
U California Videos Offer Disaster Preparedness Lessons
The University of California (UC) system has prepared a four-part video series that is being broadcast on its public Web site to address disaster preparedness, including how to react in the event of earthquakes, fires, floods, and pandemics.More
Colorado Launches Collaboration for STEM Career Development
Seeking to position Colorado as a leader in education to prepare students for careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), three institutions of higher learning and a renowned public school district have collaborated to form the Colorado Academy for the Development of STEM-related Careers (Colorado ADSC).More
Carnegie Mellon Adds Computational Biology Center to Computer Science
Carnegie Mellon University has become the first institution in the country to add a computational biology department to its School of Computer Science (SCS).More

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Executive View

Innovating Teaching and Learning with Sakai

Worth Noting

Rogue CC and Western Kentucky U Choose Higher One Service for Financial Aid Refunds

U Alabama Teams with Utility on Carbon Greenhouse Gas Emission Research

U North Carolina Undertakes Review in Face of 7-State Data Breach

U California Videos Offer Disaster Preparedness Lessons

Colorado Launches Collaboration for STEM Career Development

Carnegie Mellon Adds Computational Biology Center to Computer Science