Tag Archives: EDUCAUSE

Ambivalent on Ed Tech: The EDUCAUSE Re-write

Posted on October 23, 2011 by Phil Hill

Now that I’ve had time to digest the implications of EDUCAUSE 2011 – which were significant, but not as mind-blowing as the Reading Market experience – I keep going back to a post I wrote earlier this year (although not … Continue reading →

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Pre-EDUCAUSE Announcements and Other Odds and Ends

Posted on October 11, 2010 by Michael Feldstein

We’re in that period leading up to EDUCAUSE when everybody makes their big announcements. Two caught my eye as being relevant to e-Literate; I’m sure there will be more. First, Blackboard announced some improved integration of Wimba and Elluminate with … Continue reading →

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EDUCAUSE Openness Constituent Group

Posted on October 30, 2008 by Michael Feldstein

My fellow SUNY escapees Patrick Masson and Ken Udas are up to some good stuff now. They’ve started an EDUCAUSE constituent group on Openness–open source, open standards, open educational resources, open content, open management practices, etc. Their hope is that … Continue reading →

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Going to EDUCAUSE

Posted on October 26, 2008 by Michael Feldstein

I’ll be leaving for EDUCAUSE tomorrow morning and will be there until Friday morning. I’m not giving any presentations this year other than a 15-minute presentation on Oracle SAIP at the Desire2Learn booth, but I have lots of meetings and … Continue reading →

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I Want More

Posted on May 30, 2008 by Michael Feldstein

The EDUCAUSE webinar on edupatents today was very good. (The archived event is available.) James Hilton, University of Virginia’s CIO, did a great job of laying out the fundamental conflict between the academic endeavor and the United States’ obsession with … Continue reading →

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