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Today and tomorrow, the University of North Dakota is serving as host to the Beyond Boundaries<\/a> conference. This regional conference focuses on the various applications of technology in higher education. I tend to forget that educational technology involves more that instruction\/learning and it is different attending meetings with CIOs, registrars, library staff, and university housing people.<\/p>\n

Today’s keynote presenter was Dr. Kenneth Green director of the Campus Computing Project<\/a>. This project attempts to track trends in campus computing based on survey data. An annual summary has been generated since 1995. This seems to be the place university administratives types go to determine how their institutions rank as technology users. So, if you are in need of descriptive data on technology trends in higher ed, here is the resource for you.<\/p>\n

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Today and tomorrow, the University of North Dakota is serving as host to the Beyond Boundaries conference. This regional conference focuses on the various applications of technology in higher education. I tend to forget that educational technology involves more that instruction\/learning and it is different attending meetings with CIOs, registrars, library staff, and university housing … Continue reading Beyond Boundaries Conference<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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