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IT Trends
An Electronic Newsletter for IT Professionals in Higher Ed
11/15/2012
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  • Reflecting on the Top IT Issues of 2012

    MOOCs may seem to be at the tip of every IT leader's tongue these days, but the No. 1 concern for IT in higher education is staff and skills development.

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  • Mining Data to Help Students

    In the second installment of a two-part series, CT examines how pioneering schools--either alone or in consortia--are mining Big Data in hopes of uncovering the ultimate riches: improved student learning and performance.

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  • Involving Students in IT

    IT shops are turning to students to staff help desks, troubleshoot, and more. For schools, it's a way to cut costs; for students, it's a learning experience and a pathway to employment.

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