Article Index

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"Free Love" and Secured Services2002/01/0149870
9/11 Legislation and Technology: The Academic Impact2002/01/0147300
A Bridge for Trusted Electronic Communications in Higher Education and the Federal Government2002/01/0190520
A Change in Perspective2006/01/0127690
A Changing Profile2008/05/079770
A Diamond in the Rough: Divining the Future of E-Content2005/01/0131770
A Disruptive Innovation Arrives2007/01/0123980
A Framework for Action2003/01/0131710
A Framework for IT Policy Development2004/01/0154740
A Framework for the CIO Position2004/01/0148180
A Hassle-free and Inexpensive Way to "Videotape" Class Lectures2001/01/0156490
A Hybrid Campus for the New Millennium2001/01/0153900
A Legacy of Collaboration2005/01/0139850
A Liberal Arts IT Odyssey2004/01/0140400
A Lifetime Burning in Every Moment: An Interview with Kenneth J. Klingenstein2004/01/0146830
A New Role2002/01/0134300
A Pivotal Alliance2005/01/0123371
A Post-Millennial’s View of Online Courses2006/01/0134690
A President’s Perspective on EDUCAUSE’s “Grand Challenges”2007/07/0620990
A Reinterpretation of CALEA2005/01/0131080
A Residence-Hall Student Computer Environment2003/01/0137400
A Review of Creative Commons and Science Commons2005/01/0134360
A Revolution in Knowledge Sharing2003/01/0146100
A Seismic Shift in Epistemology2008/05/0750636
A Solution Looking for a Problem2008/05/0716912
A Steady Vision for Libraries2008/05/0718200
A Unified Approach to Information Security Compliance2006/01/0174770
A University Is Not a Business (and Other Fantasies)2004/01/0148770
A Wider World: Youth, Privacy, and Social Networking Technologies2006/01/0164490
Academic Analytics: A New Tool for a New Era2007/07/0642561
Accountability, Ethics, and Conflict of Interest:2007/10/1926150
Action Analytics: Measuring and Improving Performance That Matters in Higher Education2008/01/1849010
Active Learning and Technology: Designing Change for Faculty, Students, and Institutions2007/08/2978170
Add Another Zero: An Interview with Larry Smarr2003/01/0137710
Advancing Scholarship and Intellectual Productivity:2006/01/0132460
Advancing Scholarship and Intellectual Productivity: An Interview with Clifford A. Lynch (Part 1)2006/01/0149810
Ahead of the Curve: Future Shifts in Higher Education2004/01/0139010
All That Glitters2005/01/0131150
An AAUP Response to "Dirty Little Secrets"2002/01/0138330
An Action Plan for the Legislative Session2000/01/0130210
An Inflection Point2008/01/1810260
An Interview with Brian Voss2005/01/0130490
Archimedes' Lever and Collaboration: An Interview with Ira Fuchs2001/01/0148660
Architectures for Collaboration: Roles and Expectations for Digital Libraries2008/03/1462090
Archiving in the Digital Age: There's a Will, But Is There a Way?2001/01/0142900
Arts Metaverse2008/09/151980
Asking the Right Question2005/01/0128600
ASTR202, Exploring Life in the Universe2008/09/151670
Averting a Digital Katrina: Sustaining Trust in the Research Infrastructure2008/07/014960
Balancing Copyright Concerns: The TEACH Act of 20012001/01/0147470
Balancing Technology and Tradition: The Example of Course Management Systems2003/01/0143270
Bats, Owls, Vampires, and Other Creatures of the Night2003/01/0147440
Beyond Bandwidth...2003/01/0145870
Beyond the First Five Years: Lessons Learned in Transforming Teaching and Learning2001/01/0136840
Beyond the Rhetoric: A Midterm Appraisal2006/01/0129410
Big Broadband Connectivity in the United States2008/05/0710280
Bits and Atoms: An Interview with Neil Gershenfeld2002/01/0146640
Boomers, Gen-Xers, and Millennials: Understanding the "New Students"2003/01/0179070
Bring Data: A New Role for Information Technology after the Spellings Commission2006/01/0128880
Bringing Technology into the Laboratory2004/01/0134470
Bringing the Best of Business Strategies to Higher Education2006/01/0121260
Browsing Library Collections: From the Shelf to the Online Catalog2006/01/0133681
Build It and They Will Come--Although You May Wish They Had Not2000/01/0145740
Building "Open" Frameworks for Education2001/01/0148210
Building a Balanced Identity Management Infrastructure2006/01/0127700
Building a Leadership Vision: Eleven Strategic Challenges for Higher Education2003/01/0151830
Building a Reputation through Accomplishment2000/01/0131700
Building an Effective Online Course-Development Community2000/01/0142100
Building Good Digital Library Collections: A Dynamic Framework2002/01/0140860
Building IT Community on Campus2006/01/0145490
CALEA: Prepare for the Worst, Hope for the Best2006/01/0135760
Campus Cyberinfrastructure: A Crucial Enabler for Science2005/01/0159730
Campus Networks, Post-Napster2002/01/0149410
Can Collaboration Rescue Imperiled IT Budgets?2004/01/0132030
Can We Legislate Spam?2004/01/0133530
Catching the Waves of Change in American Higher Education2000/01/0136980
Changing a Cultural Icon: The Academic Library as a Virtual Destination2006/01/01114993
Changing Assumptions in Best Practice2006/01/0127680
Changing Landscape From Cottage Monopoly to Competitive Industry2000/01/0138180
Childhood's End?2003/01/0134640
Choosing the Right Track for IT's Transformation of Teaching and Learning2000/01/0115310
Civil Privacy and National Security Legislation: A Three-Dimensional View2003/01/0169800
Collaboration on ICT in Dutch Higher Education:2007/01/0122940
Collaborations Great and Small2000/01/0130750
Collaborators in Communication: Publishers, Scholars, and Information Technologists2004/01/0131190
Coming Full Circle?2001/01/0145660
Commerce, Language, and Culture Under One Roof2002/01/0137830
Commonsense Ideas from an Online Survivor2002/01/0141310
Community Wireless Networks2005/01/0128120
Compartments, Customers, or Convergence?2007/01/0154300
Computer Policy and Law2002/01/0137820
Conditions for Transformation - Infrastructure is Not the Issue2001/01/0140550
Conference Connections: Rewiring the Circuit2008/03/1431470
Confessions of a Podcast Junkie: A Student Perspective2007/01/0150780
Connecting IT Possibilities and Institutional Priorities2001/01/0151950
Constellations for Learning2002/01/0152220
Convergence Is Real2007/01/0134040
Coordinated Autonomy2001/01/0142030
Copyright Assumptions and Challenges2001/01/0144370
Copyright Endurance and Change2000/01/0141590
Copyright's New Sting2002/01/0155140
Copyright, Civil Rights, and Middle Age2003/01/0154000
Copyright: What Makes a Use “Fair”?2003/01/0139000
Course Readiness Criteria: Identifying Targets of Opportunity for Large-Scale Redesign2000/01/0147710
Course-Management Software: Where's the Library?2002/01/0161160
Creating a Context for Consensus2001/01/0142420
Creation of the Learning Space: Catalysts for Envisioning and Navigating the Design Process2005/01/0133730
Crises and Collaboration in the New Millennium2000/01/0136630
Curating Scientific Web Services and Workflow2008/09/154620
Current IT Issues, 20052005/01/0156860
Current IT Issues: 20042004/01/0157330
Cyberinfrastructure: Changing a Cottage Industry2008/07/0110190
Cyberinfrastructure: In Tune for the Future2008/07/0137700
Dark Fiber: Shining a New Light2005/01/0129150
Darwin Goes to College: Educational Competition in the Dot-com World2000/01/0147900
Data Breaches in Higher Education: From Concern to Action2008/01/1813380
Data Quality: Should Universities Worry?2004/01/0130920
Data: Roads Traveled, Lessons Learned2005/01/0139600
Deep Sharing: A Case for the Federated Digital Library2003/01/0137800
Déjà Vu2004/01/0132310
Delivering Value by Preserving Values: An Interview with Douglas Van Houweling2003/01/0154470
Deploying a Calendaring and Scheduling Service2001/01/0137650
Design of the Learning Space: Learning and Design Principles2005/01/0148570
Developing Digital Libraries: Four Principles for Higher Education2001/01/0141250
Digital Archiving: What Is Involved?2003/01/0144110
Digital Asset Management Systems2003/01/0149160
Digital Certificates: Coming of Age2003/01/0134980
Digital Certificates: How, Why, What to Do Next ?2000/01/0148510
Digital Game-Based Learning: It's Not Just the Digital Natives Who Are Restless2006/01/01125702
Digital Security in a Free Society2002/01/0140900
Digital Video: Internet2 Killer App or Dilbert's Nightmare?2001/01/0144220
Digitizing Education: A Primer on eBooks2001/01/0154020
Disruption in Education2003/01/0140340
Distance Learning: Are We Being Realistic?2000/01/0134380
Distributed Learning and the Libral Arts College2001/01/0148550
Do We Need Discreet Computing in Instruction?2007/01/0133570
Does IT Matter to Higher Education?2003/01/0141080
Doing More with Less: Obstacle or Opportunity for IT?2004/01/0140460
Domestic Inshoring: Creating the New American Economy2006/01/0126670
Dr. Mashup; or, Why Educators Should Learn to Stop Worrying and Love the Remix2007/07/0648300
Drawing a Roadmap: Barriers and Challenges to Designing the Ideal Virtual World for Higher Education 2008/09/1511970
E Pluribus Unum2004/01/0136730
E-Books in Higher Education: Nearing the End of the Era of Hype?2008/03/1459910
E-Mail: Our Love-Hate Relationship2003/01/0138350
E-Research: An Imperative for Strengthening Institutional Partnerships2005/01/0125830
E-Scholarship: Is It Truly Something New and Different?2004/01/0134580
Education in a Digital Democracy: Leading the Charge for Learning about, with, and beyond Technology2000/01/0140900
Educational Blogging2004/01/01224602
Educational Frontiers: Learning in a Virtual World2008/09/1517340
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 35, Number 1, January/February 20002000/01/0124030
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 35, Number 2, March/April 20002000/01/0116920
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 35, Number 3, May/June 20002000/01/0117000
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 35, Number 4, July/August 20002000/01/0117190
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 35, Number 5, September/October 20002000/01/0119740
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 35, Number 6, November/December 20002000/01/0117980
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 36, Number 1, January/February 20012001/01/0135930
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 36, Number 2, March/April 20012001/01/0116770
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 36, Number 3, May/June 20012001/01/0151010
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 36, Number 4, July/August 20012001/01/0116730
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 36, Number 5, September/October 20012001/01/0117190
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 36, Number 6, November/December 20012001/01/0116810
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 37, Number 1, January/February 20022002/01/0119870
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 37, Number 2, March/April 20022002/01/0117640
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 37, Number 3, May/June 20022002/01/0119380
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EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 37, Number 5, September/October 20022002/01/0118490
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 37, Number 6, November/December 20022002/01/0118090
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 38, Number 1, January/February 20032003/01/0132330
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 38, Number 2, March/April 20032003/01/0133000
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 38, Number 3, May/June 20032003/01/0132240
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 38, Number 4, July/August 20032003/01/0158740
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 38, Number 5, September/October 20032003/01/0134900
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 38, Number 6, November/December 20032003/01/0133510
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 39, Number 1, January/February 20042004/01/0133260
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 39, Number 2, March/April 20042004/01/0132390
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 39, Number 3, May/June 20042004/01/0133240
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 39, Number 4, July/August 20042004/01/0138640
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 39, Number 5, September/October 20042004/01/0144920
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 39, Number 6, November/December 20042004/01/0131920
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 40, Number 1, January/February 20052005/01/0134950
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 40, Number 2, March/April 20052005/01/0141250
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 40, Number 3, May/June 20052005/01/0132610
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 40, Number 4, July/August 20052005/01/0167150
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 40, Number 5, September/October 20052005/01/0142310
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 40, Number 6, November/December 20052005/01/0140760
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 41, Number 1, January/February 20062006/01/0160310
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 41, Number 2, March/April 20062006/01/0163060
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 41, Number 3, May/June 20062006/01/0142290
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 41, Number 4, July/August 20062006/01/0139730
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 41, Number 5, September/October 20062006/01/0137900
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 41, Number 6, November/December 20062006/01/0126150
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 42, Number 1, January/February 20072007/01/0142880
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 42, Number 2, March/April 20072007/01/0139270
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 42, Number 3, May/June 20072007/01/0139670
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 42, Number 4, July/August 20072007/07/0640820
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 42, Number 5, September/October 20072007/08/2968680
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 42, Number 6, November/December 20072007/10/1749810
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 43, Number 1, January/February 20082008/01/1858520
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 43, Number 2, March/April 20082008/03/1435160
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 43, Number 3, May/June 20082008/05/0731990
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 43, Number 4, July/August 20082008/07/0119250
EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 43, Number 5, September/October 20082008/09/1516180
EDUCAUSE Services in Information Technology Policy2002/01/0158430
Effective Change Management in Higher Education2003/01/0150630
Eight Things a Former Provost No longer Believes about IT2002/01/0148190
Electronically Stored Information and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure2007/01/0158730
Elephants in Our Room2004/01/0131840
Enabling Mobile Learning2005/01/0187840
Ensuring Quality at the Helpdesk2000/01/0147740
Ensuring Students’ Success2006/01/0139420
Entering the Interaction Age: Implementing a Future Vision for Campus Learning Spaces2007/01/0148150
Enterprise Systems Management2001/01/0150720
Envisioning the IT Policy Agenda2004/01/0148540
Excerpt from "A University for the 21st Century"2001/01/0146440
Expanding the Concept of Literacy2003/01/0142310
Facebook 2.02008/03/1438680
Faculty 2.02007/08/2957750
Faculty Attitudes toward Electronic Resources2002/01/0143920
Faculty Engagement and Support in the New Learning Environment2000/01/0146310
Father Google and Mother IM: Confessions of a Net Gen Learner2005/01/0142980
Firewalls: Friend or Foe?2003/01/0143240
Five Dirty Little Secrets in Higher Education2001/01/0135820
Five Points of Connectivity2005/01/0132500
Framing Action Analytics and Putting Them to Work2008/01/1815560
From Automation to Transformation: Forty Years of Libraries and Information Technology in Higher Education2000/01/0157480
From Course Management to Curricular Capabilities:2005/01/0137440
From Managing Expenditures to Managing Costs - Strategic Management for Information Technology2001/01/0138030
From the Bottom Up2007/08/2924220
From Wires to Users2004/01/0135900
Future of the Learning Space: Breaking Out of the Box2005/01/0156430
Galapagos Islands in Second Life2008/09/152590
Game-Based Learning: How to Delight and Instruct in the 21st Century2004/01/01105230
Games for Higher Education: 20082008/07/0124301
Genome Island2008/09/151300
Get Me Out of the Middle!9720
Getting Back to the Front of the Line: Internet Policy and the Higher Education Community2000/01/0148580
Getting beyond Budget Dust to Sustainable Models for Funding Information Technology2003/01/0154990
Getting Ready for the Net Generation Learner2005/01/0135260
Globalization, Internationalization, and EDUCAUSE2006/01/0118520
Going Nomadic: Mobile Learning in Higher Education2004/01/0185210
Going the Distance2000/01/0133770
Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts: The Integrated IT/Library Organization2004/01/0159240
Grid Computing2005/01/0121770
Harder Than It Looks2008/01/1814390
Having Your Cake and Eating It: The e-Framework’s Service-Oriented Approach to IT in Higher Education2007/07/0623250
Herbert A. Simon 1916-20012001/01/0143510
Higher Education Alert: The Information Railroad is Coming2003/01/0142450
Higher Education as Virtual Conversation2008/09/1517432
HIPAA and Higher Education2001/01/0144920
Hitting a Moving Target: IT Strategy in a Real-Time World2005/01/0150060
Honey, Have You Seen My Market?2006/01/0126030
How Does the Empty Glass Fill? A Modern Philosophy of the Digital Divide2000/01/0146200
How Is Open Source Special?2005/01/0133070
How to Survive in Interesting Times2004/01/0138480
Identity, Privacy, and Information Technology2002/01/0151060
If Higher Education Listened to Me . . .2005/01/0139210
If the Academic Library Ceased to Exist, Would We Have to Invent It?2007/01/0150215
Imagining Tomorrow’s Future Today2007/10/1951020
Implementing a Comprehensive IT Plan: A Small-College Response2001/01/0150520
Implementing Life-Cycle Funding2001/01/0141820
Improving Institutional Performance through IT-Enabled Innovation2005/01/0133190
Improving Learning and Reducing Costs: New Models for Online Learning2003/01/0140030
Improving Service Quality with Benchmarks2001/01/0147070
Improving the Outcomes of Education: Learning from Past Mistakes2002/01/0139270
In Praise of Sharing2005/01/0124380
In Pursuit of the Learning Paradigm: Coupling Faculty Transformation and Institutional Change2002/01/0143860
In Search of Certitude2008/05/0727490
In Service to Higher Education 2007/10/1912690
InCommon: Toward Building a Global University2006/01/0131520
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