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TOO MUCH INFORMATION?
Colleges encourage the use of cellphones for emergency-alert purposes, but professors have begun to worry that students can resort to their phones during exams to cheat off the Web. (Photograph from Punch stock)
Tech Therapy: Libraries vs. IT Departments
Librarians and information-technology staff might share more similarities than they would like to admit. Tech Therapy's hosts talk about the rift between the two groups. Why a Small Liberal-Arts College Offers Online Courses Dueling Campus Bus Tours Promote E-Mail Services 2 New Digital Models Promise Academic Publishing for Profit Educators Seek a Digital Upgrade for Teaching Law LINKED IN WITH: Ed L. Schrader, president of Brenau University, a small liberal-arts college that has decided to offer online courses. |
Blogs
Educause Releases Report on IT Trends Could Google Have the Solution to All Those Inappropriate Student E-Mails? Also available by More Information Technology News The latest items from The Chronicle's News Blog Podcast Listen to The Chronicle's new audio feature, Tech Therapy, with Warren Arbogast, a technology consultant who works with colleges. Or send in questions for future episodes. ResourcesIssues in Depth Internet Restrictions and Censorship Jobs in Information Technology
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