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Techinical Radilogy Notes (Mobile)

Technical Radiology Notes were created from the Collaborative Hypertext of Radiology by faculty at the Medical College of Wisconsin and is thus copyrighted by them.

Tags: Mobile, Wisconsin, Faculty, Thomas Schermer, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-07-08

Cardiovascular (Mobile)

Cardiovascular System Radiology Notes were created from the Collaborative Hypertext of Radiology by faculty at the Medical College of Wisconsin and is thus copyrighted by them

Tags: Mobile, Wisconsin, Faculty, Thomas Schermer, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-07-08

Multisystem Radiology Notes (Mobile)

Multisystem Radiology Notes were created from the Collaborative Hypertext of Radiology by faculty at the Medical College of Wisconsin and is thus copyrighted by them

Tags: Mobile, Wisconsin, IBM Lotus Notes, Faculty, Thomas Schermer, E-mail Servers, Groupware, Advertising & Promotion, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-07-08

Musculoskeletal (Mobile)

Musculoskeletal System Radiology Notes were created from the Collaborative Hypertext of Radiology by faculty at the Medical College of Wisconsin and is thus copyrighted by them.

Tags: Mobile, Wisconsin, Faculty, Thomas Schermer, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-07-08

LMS 2.0: How to Select an Advanced Learning System

Migrating to a new Learning Management System LMS has been likened to breaking into faculty classrooms, throwing their course materials into a moving van, and dumping them in a heap at the new location - leaving the faculty to sort and reorganize their course content long after IT support has...

Tags: Faculty, Timecruiser Computing, Training And Certification

White papers 2008-04-01

Higher-ed must not accept "good enough"

In recent years Education IT (especially K-12 Ed Tech) has faced flat or shrinking budgets while schools have struggled with NCLB, unfunded mandates, and uninformed administrators unwilling to challenge citizen school boards with even less knowledge about the needs of educators in the twenty-first century.  At the root of this...

Tags: Faculty, Tool, Productivity, Marc Wagner

Blog posts 2007-11-25

Giving students (and faculty) the tools they will use

Last Spring, I wrote Giving educators the tools that they want and need and now I think it is time for a bit of a refresher.  That original article was about engaging faculty and students in the deliberations of Education IT.  But as I look back on that piece I see...

Tags: Information Technology, Student, Faculty, Tool, Productivity, Strategy, Management, Marc Wagner

Blog posts 2007-11-12

You brought them along, kicking and screaming ... now what?

If you've been supporting faculty in a university IT setting for any time at all, you've found it necessary to drag some of them, kicking and screaming, into the information age while others have been on the leading edge (some would say 'bleeding edge') from the start, always challenging you and...

Tags: Education Technology, Emerging Tech, Funding, Hardware, Higher Ed, Information Systems

Blog posts 2007-06-18

When faculty say 'NO' to UNIX/Linux

Well, sooner or later, it was bound to happen. We are in the process of retiring our last two instructional UNIX/Linux labs. And guess what? Nobody seems to care! In fact, the faculty who have been using those labs for instruction have asked us to give...

Tags: Open Source, K-12, Higher Ed, Education Technology, Classroom Tech

Blog posts 2007-05-08

School's out (or almost out) ... time to go to work!

In K-12, Education IT will soon have a couple of months off before planning for fall begins. Not so for colleges and universities. Overall better funding means that university IT departments often have some year-end money left over. If not, July 1 marks the beginning of a...

Tags: Education Technology

Blog posts 2007-04-29

Do we really need those new printers?

This morning my colleague, Chris Dawson, wrote a rather amusing piece entitled "But my printer is out of ink…". Its kind of a twenty-first century version of the kinds of excuses kids use for not getting their assignments done. It brought to mind a piece I wrote last...

Tags: Education Technology

Blog posts 2007-04-16

What they want, what they need

Education IT has come a long way since the first personal computers appeared on the scene.  People forget that the IBM PC wasn't the first personal computer available to the general public -- not even close!  The Apple II pre-dated the IBM PC by four years and was just one of several available...

Tags: Ed Tech, faculty

Blog posts 2006-11-01

Buy a server, save a tree

If you work in higher-ed, or even high-school Ed-Tech, your printing budget may already be under assault and your faculty and students screaming at you to buy one more printer to handle the extra printing volume that hits you at the beginning of every semester. Well don't buy that...

Tags: faculty, printer

Blog posts 2006-09-04

Help for adjunct faculty

Adjunct faculty often get hired at the last minute and have to somehow pull together lesson plans at the last minute. A new website has been recently launched to assist with classroom preparation, reports Inside Higher Ed. AdjunctImpact, a classroom preparation program for adjuncts, provides assistance with everything from what...

Tags: faculty, adjunct

Blog posts 2006-06-13

For freshmen at U.Penn, blogs are recommended writing

Members of the University of Pennsylvania’s College of Arts and Sciences class of 2010 will be receiving more than a tour of the campus this year. They'll be asked to fill out their own personal "academic blog" questionnaire, reports Inside Higher Ed. The online journal entries will focus on students'...

Tags: blog

Blog posts 2006-06-12

Protecting copyright in an academic environment

Since its inception, copyright law has always recognized a certain amount of flexibility not only for purposes of teaching but also for purposes of comment and criticism and for news reporting. Since the 1970's, a "fair use" doctrine has been codified into U.S. Copyright law to include not only reproduction...

Tags: reproduction

Blog posts 2006-02-27

Distance Education: Facing the Faculty Challenge

For a variety of reasons, faculty resist efforts to force them into distance learning. They resist individually or as a whole, often seeking the guidance of union representatives. While individual faculty members may have individual reasons to resist participating in the latest wave of distance education, there are several reasons...

Tags: Distance Education, University Of West Georgia, Faculty, E-learning, Training And Certification, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers

Additional Resources

Who's afraid of the big bad cloud?

Not even hybrid apps?Right, got it. You hate everybody who doesn't buy your religion, which doesn't even allow for hybrid applications."I ask why I?d entrust sensitive data to a user with a laptop."You're right, companies can't even trust their own employees. Heck, let's send everybody home and dissolve the whole...

Tags: Desktops, desktop, Google Inc., bad cloud, Desktop Application

Discussion threads 2009-11-20

MB Moon Void Of Course 1.0 (Windows)

MB Moon Void of Course Software does lunar phase calculations or moon void of course analysis and tells you if a particular time is appropriate for you to take major decisions or carry out an important plan. The void of moon effects on you are revealed through the moon's void...

Tags: Void, Microsoft Windows, MysticBoard

Software downloads 2009-11-11

Copenhagen countdown

Will he or won't he? To go, or not to go? That is the question. Some MSM outlets say Obama will skip Copenhagen. Yet political leaders in the U.S. and abroad are urging him to attend. The international climate change...

Tags: Copenhagen, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2009-10-25