Resources for Managing |
Indeed, roughly two decades after the first microcomputers arrived on
college campuses, American colleges and universities
experience computer and information technology (IT) planning as a continuing challenge.
Just under half of US colleges have a
strategic plan for information technology. Concurrently, more than 60 percent do not have
an IT financial plan or a curriculum
plan for the role of Information Technology. -John Casy,
Director of Information Technology Services, Davidson College
CONTENTS
IT Offices and Officers
IT in Business and Industry
IT Organizations
Funding Sources
Technology Competency Tests
Assessment of Technology
IT Staffs at Selected Colleges
Long Range Plans
Libraries and Periodical Subscription issues
Resources related to Presentation Oct. 22, 1999
Online Registration and Advising
Resources for Modern Languages
The Scholarship of Teaching
"Building Bridges with Technology" Nov. 20, 1999
Distance Learning (from Syllabus99 Institute)
Suggested Readings and links
Examples of Web-enabled services at Union
Copyright / Ownership Background Information
| College and University IT Offices and Officers | Albion College, Information
Technology Organizational Chart Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges (CLAC) Links to home pages of all member institutions. |
| IT Management in Business and Industry | cio.com
- Online magazine for Chief Information Officers Includes these articles: The Changing Role of the Chief Information Officer Past articles about Education |
| IT Organizations - US and Foreign | American Association of Higher
Education, Teaching, Learning and Technology CREN: Corporation for Research and Educational Networking EDUCAUSE = EDUCOM + CAUSE CIO Mailing List maintained by EDUCAUSE TIE - Technology in Education (Snowmass Conference '99) The National Educational Computing Association (NECA) Association for Learning Technology - UK (ALT) Computers in Teaching Initiative ( C T I ) -UK |
| Funding Sources | Government Technology Integration in Education (TIE), sponsored by NSF U.S. Department of Education Private Foundation Corporate |
| Competency Standards and Tests | Primary and Secondary School Technology
Standards - Checklist of skills. NC Technology Competencies for Educators - Basic and Advanced skills. Technology Assessment and Training for Business and Education. Self-assessment test used by Troy State Distance Learning Office. Sample Lesson in PowerPoint from Troy State. National Educational Technology Standards for Students. www.netlearning.org/net101/ - Free technical literacy course. |
| Assessments of Technology in Teaching and Learning | EDUTECH
Support Services - Audit and assessment of needs The Benefits of Information Technology. ERIC Digest. - a Bibliography The Benefits of Information Technology by: John Kosakowski Educational Technology: An Extended Literagure Review, December 10, 1997, by Brian Ferguson - Contains a list of Barriers to Change. Can Information Technology Improve Education? Measuring Voices, Attitudes and Perceptions. By Wendy Rickard Bollentin Research, Information and Planning Documents - Page of links from Jefferson County Public Schools, Colorado. Dancing with the Devil: Information Technology and the New Competition in Higher Education The Computer Delusion, by Todd Oppenheimer, Atlantic Monthly, July, 1997 The Mirage of Continuity: Reconfiguring Academic Information Resources for the 21st Century A page of pros and cons, from New York State Association for Computers and Technologies in Education Hard Lessons: After a Decade of Having Computers in the School, We've Learned a Lot About What Works -- and What Doesn't. By WILLIAM M. BULKELEY, November 17, 1997. "Distinctively American: The Residential Liberal Arts Colleges", Daedalus, Volume 128, Number 1, Winter 1999 |
| Long Range Plans | Colorado College 3-Year Plan |
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