EDUCAUSE is holding a “5-Day Sprint” of daily web seminars about Mobile Computing at the end of April. If you are unable to attend the live web seminars, recordings will be made available on the EDUCAUSE web site following the … Continue reading →…Continue Reading EDUCAUSE Presents: Mobile Computing (April 25-29, 2011)
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Mike Roy’s Educause 2010 Trip Report
I’ve posted my trip report from my recent attendance at the Educause Annual Conference at http://sites.middlebury.edu/mikeroy/2010/10/19/long-strange-trip-report-educause-2010/ for those who might find it of interest.
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EDUCAUSE Webcast: Professional Development and Staffing for the Cloud
Everyone is welcome in Davis Family Library 105 at 1pm on Wednesday, August 25th for a live EDUCAUSE webcast entitled Professional Development and Staffing for the Cloud. This webcast will be hosted by Joanne Kossuth, VP for Operations and CIO … Continue reading →…Continue Reading EDUCAUSE Webcast: Professional Development and Staffing for the Cloud
Educause Live webcast on Google Apps
Join us in LIB 145 on Thursday, April 22, at 1:00 pm, as we listen in on Macalester College’s experience with Google Apps, an Educause Live webcast.
“The Google Apps hosted e-mail solution continues to draw a great deal of interest from higher-education institutions. A recent informally planned conference call with a few interested […]…Continue Reading Educause Live webcast on Google Apps
EDUCAUSE Live! Web Seminar
Spotlight on Cloud Computing Series—Clearing the Air on Cloud Computing
Speakers: John L. King, Professor of Information, School of Information and Vice Provost for Academic Information, University of Michigan
Date: March 18, 2010
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: Axinn 229
More information on this free, hour-long EDUCAUSE Live! Web Seminar can be found on the event web site, Clearing the […]…Continue Reading EDUCAUSE Live! Web Seminar
discussion of video and copyright
This is from one of the lists that I am on, and seemed worthy of broader distribution via the LIS Blog.
The Association for Information and Media Equipment has recently challenged one of our institution’s copyright compliance regarding the posting of video on university servers for instruction. As we understand it from the press, this […]…Continue Reading discussion of video and copyright