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Khalil Yazdi, CIO in Residence, Cloud Services Program Development, Internet2
The extraordinary effort by the Internet2 community has driven forward the emergence of a ‘research and education’ cloud to complement commercial and ‘government’ clouds.
Peter J Murray Ph.D., CIO & VP, University of Maryland, Baltimore
Monique Sendze,Deputy/Interim CIO,Colorado School of Mines
Tony Moore, Vice President of Technology Administration, Xavier University of Louisiana
Jonathan Brennan, CIO, State University of New York - Delhi
Scott Page, Director, University of Michigan
In 1801, James Pillans, a geography teacher and the headmaster at The Old High School in Edinburgh, Scotland introduced a breakthrough educational technology, the slate blackboard.
Michael Hites, CIO, University of Illinois system
In a central IT department, someone has to build the strategic plan, manage the prioritization process, start and finish projects, and ensure that the customers get what they need.
Matt Lisle, Director of Digital Learning Technologies, Georgia Tech’s Center for 21st Century Universities
Our team at Georgia Tech’s Center for 21st Century Universities (C21U) spends a great deal of time thinking about the alliterative “triple threat” faced by higher education: affordability, accessibility, and achievement.
Timothy Renick, Senior Vice President for Student Success and Professor of Religious Studies, Georgia State University
The biggest challenge to adopting new technologies at a large institution such as Georgia State is not finding functioning systems.
Curtis A. Carver Jr, Ph.D., VP & CIO, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
The intelligent agents work to improve graduation, retention and progression rates by engaging students intrusively.
Charity Jennings, EdD, Faculty, University of Phoenix
Ensuring technology supports online learners and their faculty is vital for colleges and...
Borre B. Ulrichsen, CIO, Gonzaga University
During a meeting the other day, a colleague asked me where I saw our information technology team in...
Ken Ingle, CIO, Rowan-Cabarrus Community College
For a number of years IT in most organizations was based on a single word, control. Everything...
Cynthia Herrera Lindstrom, CIO, University of Illinois at Chicago
The advent of the “cloud” has come as part of an evolution in IT services. The cloud, as it is used today, refers to those services provided on the Internet, seemingly in a place unknown, by people unseen.
