Campus Technology: J School Contests Build Products for Future Media Audience

Strategic Discussions on Technology

3/25/2009

Executive View

J School Contests Build Products for Future Media Audience
The University of Missouri Journalism School, the Reynolds Journalism Institute, and their industry partners including Adobe, Apple, and AT&T are supporting student development work in order to find new ways to reach a changing audience that shuns traditional media. A series of contests will help analyze ideas fostered by the student work and make student products available for real-world applications.More

Worth Noting

Purdue U Calumet Trades in Bulletin Boards for Digital Signage
Purdue University Calumet has replaced its campus bulletin boards with a new digital signage system using equipment from Westinghouse Digital Electronics.More
U Arizona Deal Includes Price Break on CRM for Other Schools
As part of a partnership between the University of Arizona and Hobsons, colleges and universities in Arizona can get a break on pricing for the company's recruitment, admissions, application, and enrollment tools.More
U Minnesota Adopts Oracle Web Content Management System
The University of Minnesota in Minneapolis and St. Paul has deployed Oracle Universal Content Management to allow those departments that have adopted it to manage content on their public Web sites. More
Texas Higher Ed Board Wraps Development of Reporting System
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has wrapped development of CB Reports, a new reporting system created by Ciber, an IT outsourcing company. The system performs reporting on requirements for Texas colleges and universities running Oracle's PeopleSoft applications.More
Carnegie Mellon Students Examine Usability Aspects of OutSystems Agile Platform
Carnegie Mellon University has partnered with OutSystems in a project to study the usability of the vendor's agile development platform. Over an eight-month period, five graduate students in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute's Masters program studied the Agile Platform to understand how it is being used by people with varying levels of technical expertise, including developers and project managers.More

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Executive View

J School Contests Build Products for Future Media Audience

Worth Noting

Purdue U Calumet Trades in Bulletin Boards for Digital Signage

U Arizona Deal Includes Price Break on CRM for Other Schools

U Minnesota Adopts Oracle Web Content Management System

Texas Higher Ed Board Wraps Development of Reporting System

Carnegie Mellon Students Examine Usability Aspects of OutSystems Agile Platform