1527 Campus Technology, Webinar, Best Practices for securing a Campus
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1516 México, ExpoChihuahua, 16-18 de octubre de 2008
Con el gusto de saludarle, le invitamos, con sumo interés, a incorporarse a los líderes de la IIEFF (Internacional Intercultural de Educación; Feria y Foro) a celebrarse del 16 al 18 de octubre de 2008, en Chihuahua, Chih., en EXPOCHIHUAHUA, con el propósito de trabajar el perfil de la educación intercultural internacional sustentable, adquirir la información pertinente, visualizar retos y oportunidades con creatividad y liderazgo, enlazar el recurso humano y tejer las redes para las acciones concretas de internacionalización e interculturización.
IIEFF es un magnífico evento dirigido a: lideres académicos, administradores, investigadores, empresarios, funcionarios, estudiantes de nivel superior y profesionistas relacionados; el trafico estimado es de 30 a 50 mil visitantes a la exposición y conferencias; 200 expositores y los mejores ponentes internacionales, ya que conjunta 5 eventos:
· La Expo Educación Internacional Intercultural;
· El Foro de Educación Internacional Intercultural del Futuro;
· El Encuentro de Rectores de Universidades en Frontera y Regiones Multiculturales,
· La II Cumbre Internacional de Educación Rural e Indígena y
· Encuentro Internacional de Educación Multicultural Inclusiva.
La SEyC, NMSU, ITESM, UTEP, UACJ, UACH, SER, UNAM, WWF, AMPEI y muchas organizaciones mas son los líderes y anfitriones, co-organizadores, patrocinadores y coadyuvantes de IIEFF.
Favor de encontrar anexo una presentación general de IIEFF.
Para ver los generales del evento puede visitar nuestro portal www.iieff.org o bien puede comunicarse a nuestras oficinas y con gusto atenderemos cualquier duda al respecto.
Saludos cordiales.
IIEFF
Tel: (52) (614) 4155001, 4150074
www.iieff.org
informacion@iieff.org
1491 Argentina, FLACSO, Tramas, Educación imágenes y ciudadanía. Modos de ver la escuela. Apuntes desde una etnografía visual comparada
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1476 Campus Technology, IT Trends, July 24 2008
Campus Technology
IT Trends
July 24, 2008
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In This Issue
- Research:
- IT News:
- U Wyoming Students Vote To Implement Sonic Foundry’s Mediasite for Lecture Capture
- D2L Launches Mobile Learning Environment
- VMware To Give Away Hypervisor
- Mercyhurst College To Reach Out with CRM
- Grambling State Implements IP-based Surveillance System
- AVST, Mirapoint Team Up To Provide Unified Messaging
- Researchers at U Washington and UCSD Test New, Free Laptop Tracking System
- Events:
- Online Resources:
- Top 10 Ways to Increase Enterprise Security While Reducing Costs
- Webinar: Trends and Best Practices for E-mail Security
- Deliver Real-Time IT Services to Remote Users Anywhere
- Security for Higher Education: The Technologies, the Issues and the Role
- Virtualization –The Greener, Faster, More Economical IT for Higher Ed
Research
IT Cost Cuts in 2008 May Be a Trend, Study Says
A first-quarter 2008 survey conducted by Computer Economics suggests a possible slowdown in IT spending and staffing lies ahead.
IT News
U Wyoming Students Vote To Implement Sonic Foundry’s Mediasite for Lecture Capture
An overwhelming student vote for Mediasite will put the Webcasting platform from Sonic Foundry into University of Wyoming lecture halls this fall. Mediasite is a presentation capture tool that records and synchronizes audio, video, and slides and then allows the presenter to provide it online for on-demand viewing or in podcast form. The tool also enables the presenter to make the presentation available online as it happens.
D2L Launches Mobile Learning Environment
Desire2Learn this week announced a new mobile application of its Desire2Learn Learning Environment. Called Desire2Learn 2GO, the application ties in with Learning Environment 8.3 to provide access via Blackberry. The company also announced that it’s streamlining integration Respondus 3.5, a quiz- and test-building application.
VMware To Give Away Hypervisor
VMware has launched its first counter-attack to Microsoft’s pricing structure for its virtualization products, announcing that ESXi, its lightweight hypervisor, is going to be given away for free.
Mercyhurst College To Reach Out with CRM
Mercyhurst College in Erie, PA will be implementing customer relationship management (CRM) and digital recruiting tools from Azorus. Mercyhurst, with about 3,000 students, is the first institution to use the Digital Recruit solution in the United States. The service optimizes recruiting efforts by delivering personalized communications to students interested in attending the college.
Grambling State Implements IP-based Surveillance System
Grambling State University in Louisiana has upgraded from an analog security camera system to one using network cameras from Axis Communications and video management software from Genetec.
AVST, Mirapoint Team Up To Provide Unified Messaging
Applied Voice & Speech Technologies (AVST) and Mirapoint announced they’ve formed a strategic partnership to deliver a unified messaging solution that addresses the needs of both the enterprise and education sectors.
Researchers at U Washington and UCSD Test New, Free Laptop Tracking System
A new and free open source system from researchers at the University of Washington and the University of California, San Diego promises to track down the location of a lost or stolen laptop without requiring the use of a proprietary or central service.
Creating an 802.11n Strategy that Makes Sense
Sponsored by: Meru Networks
Learn how to build an effective 802.11n migration plan and see how Wayne State University is taking campus mobility to the next level with a comprehensive Wi-Fi network strategy that includes a high-performance 802.11n solution from Meru Networks.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Fusion 2008 Post Conference
Memphis, TN
Jul 23-25, 2008
Campus Technology 2008: Welcome to Next-Gen.Edu!
Boston, MA
Jul 28-31, 2008
University of Wisconsin-Madison Annual Conference on Distance Teaching and Learning
Madison, WI
Aug 5-8, 2008
SANS Boston 2008
Cambridge, MA
AUG 11-16, 2008
SANS Virginia Beach 2008
Virginia Beach, VA
AUG 21-29, 2008
SANS Chicago 2008
Chicago, IL
SEP 3-10, 2008
ONLINE RESOURCES
- Top 10 Ways to Increase Enterprise Security While Reducing Costs
Sponsored by Oracle
Discover 10 cost-effective ways to better manage the growing number of users, in various roles, requesting access to your campus network. - Webinar: Trends and Best Practices for E-mail Security
Sponsored by: IronPort
Campus Technology’s Linda Briggs leads a panel discussion with experts from Cisco’s IronPort and Eastern Illinois University as they discuss current and future trends and outline the benefits of implementing a gateway email security solution. - Deliver Real-Time IT Services to Remote Users Anywhere
Sponsored by: LogMeIn
Discover how you can provide cost-effective, anytime remote IT support services. - Security for Higher Education: The Technologies, the Issues and the Role
Sponsored by: CDW-G
One of the most critical challenges for colleges and universities is protecting student information and sensitive data. Here’s some fresh insight on how to meet those challenges: A new microsite sponsored by CDW·G explores the state of school security in its 3rd annual Higher Education IT Security Report Card. Plus, read how one university keeps its community informed and prepared to fight IT theft. - Virtualization –The Greener, Faster, More Economical IT for Higher Ed
Sponsored by: CDW-G
Imagine system processing times reduced by as much as 80%. Keiser University did, decreasing a 20 minute grade-posting process to about four minutes. How did they achieve this time-saving miracle? Going virtual. Virtualization is expected to be the next big thing in information technology–optimizing hardware resources, providing cost-savings, and reducing energy consumption. It’s revolutionizing campus system infrastructures across the world–and CDW-G is there to lend a hand! Learn more about the power of virtualization now. - More resources
IT Trends from Campus Technology is a weekly electronic complement to Campus Technology, the only monthly publication focusing exclusively on the use of technology across all areas of higher education. Campus Technology serves as a complete resource for administrative and academic IT leaders and provides in-depth, aggressive coverage of specific technologies, their uses and implementations on campus. Featured topics include advanced networking, administrative systems, portals, security, electronic publishing, communication solutions, presentation technologies, course management systems, technology infrastructure, and strategic IT planning — all the important issues and trends for campus IT decision-makers.
To sponsor this eNewsletter or for more information about Campus Technology products and advertising, please contact Ellen Romanow or go to http://www.campus-technology.com/about.asp
1467 Campus Technology, News Update, 22 July 2008
Campus Technology
News Update
July 22, 2008
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In This Issue
- News:
- Researchers at U Washington and UCSD Test New, Free Laptop Tracking System
- Infinity Learning Uses Amazon Web Services, Takes Moodle to the Cloud
- Research in Motion Issues Fix for Blackberry PDF Bug
- Drexel U Upgrades to Aruba 802.11n Wireless Network
- Cloud Computing To Bring Security App Shift, Report Says
- University of Minnesota Solar Car Team Begins Cross-country Race
- TokBox Offers Free Live Video Talk Functionality
- Intel Unveils Centrino 2 for Laptops
- Events:
- Online Resources:
News
Researchers at U Washington and UCSD Test New, Free Laptop Tracking System
A new and free open source system from researchers at the University of Washington and the University of California, San Diego promises to track down the location of a lost or stolen laptop without requiring the use of a proprietary or central service.
Infinity Learning Uses Amazon Web Services, Takes Moodle to the Cloud
Infinity Learning Solutions (ILS) said it has used the Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform to develop a cloud computing solution for the open source learning management system Moodle.
Research in Motion Issues Fix for Blackberry PDF Bug
Research in Motion Ltd., maker of the popular BlackBerry handset, on Friday issued a patch to plug a vulnerability in its BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) solution. The vulnerability could allow hackers to enter into a network via a maliciously crafted PDF file.
Drexel U Upgrades to Aruba 802.11n Wireless Network
Drexel University has begun deploying an Aruba Networks 802.11n wireless network at its Philadelphia campus. Drexel is replacing its second-generation wireless LAN to gain the improvements in speed and range brought by 802.11n.
Cloud Computing To Bring Security App Shift, Report Says
Microsoft’s Chief Architect Ray Ozzie dubbed it a “Web-catalyzed services transformation,” and some say the sky will be the limit for cloud computing in the enterprise. However, there still will be a strong need for information security — even in the clouds. A new Gartner Inc. research report, released on Tuesday, predicts growth in the online security application industry segment as companies gravitate toward using hosted applications.
University of Minnesota Solar Car Team Begins Cross-country Race
The University of Minnesota Solar Vehicle Project–one of the first teams to meet all the qualifications for racing in the 2008 North American Solar Challenge–hit the road on July 13 in a 2,400-mile race from Texas to Canada that ends July 22. The team will be posting updates throughout the race.
TokBox Offers Free Live Video Talk Functionality
A new plugin called TokBox, from a San Francisco company of the same name and funded by YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim, allows users to talk with each other over live video. A component with a “Push to Talk” button can be added to a social network profile, blog, or personal Webpage. A visitor clicks the button to connect to the host in real time using live video and audio.
Intel Unveils Centrino 2 for Laptops
Intel is publicizing its new Centrino 2 processors, which are currently being integrated into laptop computers by about 250 equipment manufacturers. A number of Intel processor products based on Centrino 2 will be publicly unveiled “within 90 days,” according an announcement issued Tuesday by Intel.
UPCOMING EVENTS
SANSFIRE 2008
Washington, DC
JUL 22-31, 2008
Fusion 2008 Post Conference
Memphis, TN
JUL 23-25, 2008
Campus Technology 2008: Welcome to Next-Gen.Edu!
Boston, MA
JUL 28-31, 2008
University of Wisconsin-Madison Annual Conference on Distance Teaching and Learning
Madison, WI
AUG 5-8, 2008
SANS Boston 2008
Cambridge, MA
AUG 11-16, 2008
SANS Virginia Beach 2008
Virginia Beach, VA
AUG 21-29, 2008
SANS Chicago 2008
Chicago, IL
SEP 3-10, 2008
ONLINE RESOURCES
- The Impact of CRM on Enrollment Management
Sponsored by: Talisma
Texas A & M’s Manuel Lujan presents the university’s methodology of selecting and deploying CRM within their enrollment services and shares results from their case study. Tune in to hear how their CRM strategy enabled them to boost application submission by more than 100 percent in a single year. Register now! - Webcast: The Benefits of a Connected Campus
Sponsored by: Sprint and Rave Wireless
Discover how Park University enhanced safety, learning and communication–both on and off campus–thanks to Sprint’s Campus Connect. - Top 10 Ways to Increase Enterprise Security While Reducing Costs
Sponsored by: Oracle
Discover 10 cost-effective ways to better manage the growing number of users, in various roles, requesting access to your campus network. - Webinar: Trends and Best Practices for E-mail Security
Sponsored by: IronPort
Campus Technology’s Linda Briggs leads a panel discussion with experts from Cisco’s IronPort and Eastern Illinois University as they discuss current and future trends and outline the benefits of implementing a gateway email security solution. - Preparing Students to Meet the Needs of the 21st Century through Technology
Sponsored by: CDW-G
21st-century learning and preparing students to meet the challenges of a global economy are two of education’s most critical issues. This means teaching the basics of technology use and giving students the foundation they need to adapt to the changing landscape: innovation, critical thinking, information and media skills, and global awareness. For in- depth resources on 21st century learning, visit our microsite,and get a fresh perspective on the relevance and role of technology in teaching for 21st century skills. - More resources
News Update from Campus Technology is a weekly electronic complement to Campus Technology, the only monthly publication focusing exclusively on the use of technology across all areas of higher education. Campus Technology serves as a complete resource for administrative and academic IT leaders and provides in-depth, aggressive coverage of specific technologies, their uses and implementations on campus. Featured topics include advanced networking, administrative systems, portals, security, electronic publishing, communication solutions, presentation technologies, course management systems, technology infrastructure, and strategic IT planning — all the important issues and trends for campus IT decision-makers.
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1468 Campus Technology, boletín informativo, 17 de julio de 2008
Campus Technology
IT Trends
July 17, 2008
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In This Issue
- Social Networking
- IT News:
- University of Minnesota Solar Car Team Begins Cross-country Race
- Sentrigo Offers Help for Database Patching Woes
- Starfish Launches Higher Ed Retention Solution
- Unisys Offers Free Unified Communications Trial
- North Carolina Adopts Blackboard for Higher Ed
- Jenzabar Highlights New Strategy for Campus Administrative Systems
- St. Francis Xavier U Tackles Recruitment with CRM
- Events:
- Online Resources:
- Helpdesk case study: Indiana Business College enables users to help themselves
- Secure and Accessible: Mission Possible
- Webinar: Reducing Costs Through Strategic Financial Management
- Creating an 802.11n Strategy that Makes Sense
- Preparing Students to Meet the Needs of the 21st Century through Technology
Social Networking
San Jose State Works with Angel Learning on Second Life Integration
San Jose State University (SJSU) School of Library and Information Science (SLIS) and Angel Learning are collaborating on a project to explore the integration of the Angel Learning Management Suite (LMS) and the Second Life virtual world. The work will focus on how student results from activities in virtual worlds can be securely shared with the Angel LMS. The expected outcome of the project is an Angel dropbox that students can use to share evidence of their work from within Second Life.
IT News
University of Minnesota Solar Car Team Begins Cross-country Race
The University of Minnesota Solar Vehicle Project–one of the first teams to meet all the qualifications for racing in the 2008 North American Solar Challenge–hit the road on July 13 in a 2,400-mile race from Texas to Canada that ends July 22. The team will be posting updates throughout the race.
Sentrigo Offers Help for Database Patching Woes
Sentrigo Inc. released its new Hedgehog vPatch database security software product Tuesday. The product addresses patching inconsistencies that seem to affect busy Oracle database administrators (DBAs), who don’t always have time to test and patch. However, users of Microsoft SQL Server database in the enterprise can take a lesson here too.
Starfish Launches Higher Ed Retention Solution
Software provider Starfish Retention Solutions has announced the upcoming launch of its first product, Starfish Office Hours. The company said this will be the first in a series of products intended to help higher education institutions improve retention and graduation rates by aiding in the delivery of programs designed to help at-risk student populations.
Unisys Offers Free Unified Communications Trial
Unisys announced Monday that it is offering companies a free 30-day unified communications trial using Microsoft solutions. The offer is currently available through Microsoft’s sales personnel.
North Carolina Adopts Blackboard for Higher Ed
The University of North Carolina and the North Carolina Community College System have signed on with Blackboard to deploy that company’s electronic learning platform across 68 individual campuses.
Jenzabar Highlights New Strategy for Campus Administrative Systems
Administrative software provider Jenzabar has announced a new direction for its Jenzabar EX suite of business office applications for higher education. Additions to the platform will include a budget module and an enhanced purchasing module, as well as integration with Microsoft Dynamics GP.
St. Francis Xavier U Tackles Recruitment with CRM
Nova Scotia’s St. Francis Xavier University is acquiring the Azorus CRM suite after working with the company’s Digital Recruit system for the last year. With Digital Recruit, students at recruiting events fill out a special form with a digital pen that captures the information being written. Recruiters then upload the data stored on the pen to the CRM system, which initiates a communication plan for the student, including an automatic welcome e-mail message.
Don’t let distance be a barrier to learning
Sponsored by: Adobe
Communicate, collaborate, and interact with Adobe(R) Acrobat(R) Connect(TM) Pro 7 software to teach in real time or deliver narrated presentations to view on demand. Capture and keep the attention of learners with engaging video, audio, and interactive multimedia course material that requires no additional downloads.
UPCOMING EVENTS
SCUP-43 Annual Conference
Montreal, QC
Jul 19-23, 2008
Fusion 2008: Desire2Learn Users Conference
Memphis, TN
JUL 20-23, 2008
SANSFIRE 2008
Washington, DC
JUL 22-31, 2008
Fusion 2008 Post Conference
Memphis, TN
JUL 23-25, 2008
Campus Technology 2008: Welcome to Next-Gen.Edu!
Boston, MA
JUL 28-31, 2008
University of Wisconsin-Madison Annual Conference on Distance Teaching and Learning
Madison, WI
AUG 5-8, 2008
SANS Boston 2008
Cambridge, MA
AUG 11-16, 2008
ONLINE RESOURCES
- Helpdesk case study: Indiana Business College enables users to help themselves
Sponsored by Parature, INC.
Discover how Parature’s helpdesk software enabled Indiana Business College to improve service to their users while creating a more efficient system for their support desk. - Secure and Accessible: Mission Possible
Sponsored by: Oracle
Discover how Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University manages role-based access and protects sensitive data across multiple locations worldwide-all the while serving the information needs of their users. - Webinar: Reducing Costs Through Strategic Financial Management
Sponsored by: Oracle
Integrating budget planning and reporting systems across campus departments enabled Santa Clara University to streamline its financial management processes and get senior management involved in budget planning. - Creating an 802.11n Strategy that Makes Sense
Sponsored by: Meru Networks
Learn how to build an effective 802.11n migration plan and see how Wayne State University is taking campus mobility to the next level with a comprehensive Wi-Fi network strategy that includes a high-performance 802.11n solution from Meru Networks. - Preparing Students to Meet the Needs of the 21st Century through Technology
Sponsored by: CDW-G
21st-century learning and preparing students to meet the challenges of a global economy are two of education’s most critical issues. This means teaching the basics of technology use and giving students the foundation they need to adapt to the changing landscape: innovation, critical thinking, information and media skills, and global awareness. For in- depth resources on 21st century learning, visit our microsite, and get a fresh perspective on the relevance and role of technology in teaching for 21st century skills. - More resources
IT Trends from Campus Technology is a weekly electronic complement to Campus Technology, the only monthly publication focusing exclusively on the use of technology across all areas of higher education. Campus Technology serves as a complete resource for administrative and academic IT leaders and provides in-depth, aggressive coverage of specific technologies, their uses and implementations on campus. Featured topics include advanced networking, administrative systems, portals, security, electronic publishing, communication solutions, presentation technologies, course management systems, technology infrastructure, and strategic IT planning — all the important issues and trends for campus IT decision-makers.
To sponsor this eNewsletter or for more information about Campus Technology products and advertising, please contact Ellen Romanow or go to http://www.campus-technology.com/about.asp
Are you enjoying the online newsletters, but missing the magazine? Sign up for a free subscription to Campus Technology and receive news, opinions, and feature articles about technology in higher education. For complete details and to subscribe online, click here.
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1456 Brasil, Programa de Posgrado en Comunicación y Cultura de la Universidad Federal de Río de Janeiro
Comunico que as inscrições para o processo de seleção 2008/2009 para os cursos de mestrado e doutorado em Comunicação da UFRJ estarão abertas entre os dias 28 de julho e 29 de agosto.
Mais informações podem ser obtidas no edital do processo de seleção que está disponível no site do programa: http://www.pos.eco.ufrj.br
Atenciosamente,
Micael Herschmann, Coordenador do Programa de Pós-Graduacao em Comunicacao e Cultura da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
1455 Campus Technology, webinar, Text Messaging as emergency communication superstar?
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Text Messaging as an Emergency Communication Superstar?
In this session, Notre Dame University’s Dewitt Latimer, discusses text messaging for emergency communication as one modality that should be considered amongst many more robust and reliable communication tools. Text messaging is great for peer-to-peer communication but, as you will discover in free, hour-long Webcast, communicating via text messaging during an emergency is NT SO GR8. Speakers
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