Technology & Learning
Information technology provides higher ed institutions with the opportunity to access, share, and create new knowledge, resulting in more organic, natural, experiential, and authentic learning
By Mary Grush
High-Performance Computing
With a centrally managed data center, researchers can have their cake—supercomputing power at lower cost—and eat it too. Yet convincing them to pool resources can be a tricky political process
By David Raths
Identity Management
Experts say the future of federated identity management lies in the integration of academic and consumer apps—and now is the time to get the infrastructure in place for convergence
By Katherine Grayson
Mobile Learning
Two years ago, Abilene Christian University gave an iPhone or iPod Touch to every incoming student. How has IT been meeting the challenge?
By Timothy Prentiss
Community Colleges
Community colleges looking to grow eLearning programs have a range of choices, from the DIY approach to outsourcing.
By Barbara Ravage
The Web
Can IT benefit from mass collaboration? Consider these quick-start ideas for using the wisdom and talents of the crowd for technology operations.
By Dian Schaffhauser