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== Theoretical Issues ==
== Theoretical Issues ==
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Submitted by Ugochukwu Udemezue Onyido
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'''EDUCAUSE - Information Technology Research and Learning'''
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'''Overview'''
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Please find the link to EDUCAUSE site. Those in the digital humanities can benefit from accessing this site, because it is rich in terms of its published articles, especially in mobile learning. It uses information resources to deliver learning in information technologies. It is basically a non-profit association with the mission of fostering the intelligent use of information technology. Its publications are peer reviewed while most of them are accessible for free.
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                                                  [http://www.educause.ed]
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'''Major Initiatives'''
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The EDUCAUSE programmes provides help for users to navigate the challenges involved in advancing higher education with information technology through applied research, data benchmarking, and programs that addressed advanced networking, policy, security, and teaching and learning. Three of these initiatives are fee based programmes that offer subscription. These include:
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1. the EDUCAUSE Centre for Applied Research,
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2. the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative, and
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3. Net@EDU
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== Resources for research and learning include: ==
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2. Applied research
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3. Strategic policy advocacy
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5. Online information services
== Research Methods ==
== Research Methods ==

Revision as of 18:07, 10 December 2010

Contents

The Alberta Humanities Computing Compendium

This wiki is a compendium of research organized by the staff and students associated with the Humanties Computing programme at the University of Alberta. The wiki is a project of the Canadian Institute for Research in Computing and the Arts.

Introduction to Humanities Computing

Theoretical Issues

Submitted by Ugochukwu Udemezue Onyido


EDUCAUSE - Information Technology Research and Learning

Overview

Please find the link to EDUCAUSE site. Those in the digital humanities can benefit from accessing this site, because it is rich in terms of its published articles, especially in mobile learning. It uses information resources to deliver learning in information technologies. It is basically a non-profit association with the mission of fostering the intelligent use of information technology. Its publications are peer reviewed while most of them are accessible for free. 

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Major Initiatives

The EDUCAUSE programmes provides help for users to navigate the challenges involved in advancing higher education with information technology through applied research, data benchmarking, and programs that addressed advanced networking, policy, security, and teaching and learning. Three of these initiatives are fee based programmes that offer subscription. These include:

1. the EDUCAUSE Centre for Applied Research, 2. the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative, and 3. Net@EDU


Resources for research and learning include:

1. Professional development activities 2. Applied research 3. Strategic policy advocacy 4. Teaching and learning initiatives 5. Online information services

Research Methods

  • GIS, by Michael Burden

Technologies

Reviews

Best Practices

Projects

Research Projects

Project Management

Humanities Computing Canada

Getting started

--GeoffreyRockwell 01:05, 7 October 2010 (UTC)

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