EDUCAUSE | Podcasts and Midwest Regional Conference

An Interview with MWRC Attendees about Identity Management

mpasiewicz — Fri, 25 Mar 2005 08:59:00 -0600

At the end of the preconference session on identity management, I spoke with a few attendees about their interest in the topic. Listen in to what they had to say ...

Thanks to Tom Stamm for providing the music in this podcast under a Creative Commons license.

An Interview with Kurt Squire

mpasiewicz — Thu, 24 Mar 2005 10:23:00 -0600

Building on my earlier blog entry, I was very interested in the presentation on the Midwest Regional presentation on gaming and education. Kurt had a really interesting presentation, but I missed the opportunity to capture the audio of the session. Fortunately, I go the opportunity to sit down with him for a few minutes to discuss his interest in the topic.

Thanks to Tom Stamm for providing the music in this podcast under a Creative Commons license.

More MWRC Coverage > A Model for Funding and Improving Campus Technology Resources

mpasiewicz — Thu, 24 Mar 2005 05:43:00 -0600

Listen in on a thirty-eight minute session by John G. Henderson and Michael R. Hoadley on how Eastern Illinois University combined a program that required matching funds from individual schools and student feeds with a collaborative envirorment to propel the pursuit, acquistion and effective deployment of technology resources.

Thanks to Tom Stamm for providing the music in this podcast under a Creative Commons license.

MWRC Session on Establishing an IT Process Improvement Program

mpasiewicz — Thu, 24 Mar 2005 04:24:00 -0600

Listen in on this outstanding forty-seven minute session as Carrie E. Regenstein and Jeff Silber describe their experiences crafting University of Wisconsin-Madison's process improvement program.

Thanks to Tom Stamm for providing the music in this podcast under a Creative Commons license.

Inter-Institutional Class Collaborations Online

mpasiewicz — Tue, 22 Mar 2005 10:59:00 -0600

Our ongoing podcast coverage of the Midwest Regional Conference continues as Sharon McCurdy and Raymond E. Schroeder cover Inter-Institutional Class Collaborations Online.

Our audio feed was plauged by a high degree of interference, but I think was able to filter out enough for this to be consider acceptable quality. I'd really like your feedback on this.

Thanks to Tom Stamm for providing the music in this podcast under a Creative Commons license.

The MWRC Presentation on Shibboleth, InCommon and Identity Management

mpasiewicz — Tue, 22 Mar 2005 17:20:00 -0600

Renee Woodten Frost, Internet2's Associate Director of Middleware and Security, provides an introduction to Shibboleth, the InCommon Federation in this session from the Midwest Regional Conference.

Thanks to Tom Stamm for providing the music in this podcast under a Creative Commons license.

Crafting Collaborations: An Art or a Science?

mpasiewicz — Mon, 21 Mar 2005 18:27:00 -0600

Listen in on the 63 minute presentation that provides three takes on collaboration from a diverse panel at the Midwest Regional Conference. The slides are available on the Session Page.

From Frontline Operations to Frontline IT ...

mpasiewicz — Mon, 21 Mar 2005 16:24:00 -0600

For small campuses and planning units within universities, employing experienced insiders can create an informed, flexible IT unit. Learn how Ohio University's Zanesville Branch took folks with an aptitude for technology from frontline operations to create a cohesive IT Support team. The attached thirty four minutes of audio provides full coverage from the session at the Midwest Regional Conference.

A big thanks to Tom Stamm for providing the music in this podcast under a Creative Commons license.

Introductory Podcast for the Midwest Regional

mpasiewicz — Sun, 20 Mar 2005 23:32:00 -0600

We'll be providing podcast coverage of the Midwest Regional Conference and to kick it off, we're providing the obligatory introduction. This time around, Cynthia Golden joins me to offer some thoughts about conference blogging and our ongoing podcast experiment.

A big thanks to Tom Stamm for providing the music in this podcast under a Creative Commons license.