EDUCAUSE Quarterly Articles and Financial Management

With data from 960 participating institutions, the EDUCAUSE Core Data Service helps campus planners make informed decisions

The next generation of IT leaders must learn to navigate the complexities of higher education financial planning and negotiation.

Integrating our digital campus brought together services, processes, and the campus community while delivering substantial returns and value on our investment.

A consortium approach extends the benefits of online programs to schools that might otherwise be left out.

Measuring the value of an investment instead of dollar-for-dollar return provides a clearer picture of benefits and costs.

Institutions can consider different options in shaping a long-term strategy for achieving acceptable financial returns from e-learning

How does a college or university maintain state-of-the art personal computer technology in a time of rapid advancements in hardware and software? How does one approach this challenge, determine the solution, implement the solution, afford the outcome, and manage the process? This article describes how Pensacola Junior College, Florida, has accomplished this task with the assistance of its 27 sister state community colleges through the Technology Refresh Program.