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Professors and Social Media

Submitted by BCorbin on May 10 2:58pm GMT

Professors, particularly those in the senior ranks, might have a reputation for being leery of social media. But they are no Luddites when it comes to Web 2.0 tools such as Facebook and YouTube, according to a new survey scheduled to be released today.

Professors and Social Media
May 4, 2010

CIO Predicament: What To Do About the iPad

Submitted by BCorbin on May 10 2:57pm GMT

There seem to be two camps when it comes to supporting Apple's iPad on campus: those rushing to adopt the device on a massive scale and those who want nothing to do with it. Timothy M. Chester, CIO and vice provost for academic administration at Pepperdine University, suggests a third possible approach, one that may benefit to students without cutting into limited resources.

CIO Predicament: What To Do About the iPad

How Tweet It Is: Leveraging Web 2.0 for Marketing & Sales

Submitted by LCuscuna on Dec 04 11:03am GMT

Please post your questions and comments about our last webinar, How Tweet It Is: Leveraging Web 2.0 for Marketing & Sales.

Please post your questions and comments about our last webinar, How Tweet It Is: Leveraging Web 2.0 for Marketing & Sales.

To Buy or Not to Buy? Student Research Webinar

Submitted by admin on Oct 29 5:42pm GMT

O'Donnell & Associates recently conducted a study on student purchasing behavior. We previewed some of the findings and hosted a student panel in a webinar that took place Friday, October 30.

O'Donnell & Associates recently conducted a study on student purchasing behavior. We previewed some of the findings and hosted a student panel in a webinar that took place Friday, October 30. The link to the recording is below. Post your questions and comments by clicking, "Add New Comment" in the bottom, right corner.

To Kindle or Not to Kindle for College Textbooks?

Submitted by LCuscuna on Oct 01 10:39am GMT

We know that digital textbooks haven't taken off as much as we might have thought, despite their obvious price benefits. I think that is because they have to be more than cheap and portable. They also need to create a more flexible experience.

Last week there was an article in The New York Times on the ever-burgeoning array of e-book formats, which got me thinking once again about digital textbooks and how to sort through the log jam of devices. I recently bi

Introducing Higher Ed Cafe

Submitted by LCuscuna on Sep 14 10:30am GMT

Higher Ed Café is an online meeting space for the Higher Education content community - a place to meet, share, and discuss news and trends that impact our industry. We're introducing it to you in hopes that you will savor the content we've provided and begin to populate this site with your thoughts and ideas to help it thrive.