About Tech Therapy
Scott Carlson, a Chronicle reporter (right), and Warren Arbogast, a technology consultant who works with colleges, talk about the headaches, anxieties, and general problems you might be having with technology on your college campus. File sharing, security, dealing with vendors, figuring out how to talk to your president, or how to talk to your CIO: It's all fair game for a therapy session. The podcast is interactive. Scott and Warren will take your questions at techtherapy@chronicle.com. Look for new installments every other Thursday.
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Many Tech Therapy listeners have asked to get transcripts of the various episodes, and we are slowly cranking them out. Click on this page to get complete, free transcripts of some of the shows. Print them out and send them around. If you would like to see the transcription of a specific episode, write in.
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As always, Scott and Warren want to hear from you. Write them with questions, comments, complaints, and other correspondence at techtherapy@chronicle.com.
Recent Episodes
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Audio: Why Can't Colleges Maintain What They Buy?
Technology needs care and feeding, yet some colleges have trouble keeping up. Scott Carlson and Warren Arbogast talk about why.
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Audio: What Incentives Will Get Professors to Use Technology?
Marsha Marinich, an adjunct professor at Marymount University, and John McFadden, retired chief information officer at Loyola University Maryland, offer their views.
- Audio: When IT Grows, Can You Keep Up?
- Audio: Are You Tracking What You Do?
- Audio: Fewer People, More Work?
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