C&I 490 EIT:

On-line IT Information Sources

Some articles about the evaluation of information technology
Places to visit to learn about Information Technology (IT)

Recent news articles about the evaluation of information technology 

• UCLA's Requirement of a Web Page for Every Class Spurs Debate Jeffrey Young, Chronicle of Higher Education
• Education Schools Must Incorporate Technology Into Courses Lisa Guernsey, Chronicle of Higher Education
• Internet hampers Islamic restrictions in the USA Today
• Just say no net in schools by Michael Schrage - Wired Magazine

Places to visit to learn more about current events in information technology 

• Notes from Michelle Hinn's Accessibility Evaluation Project Talk - a useful discussion of evaluation theory and its relationship to evaluation issues
• Instructional Technology Hotlinks - from the Technologies for Learning Program.  A good list of places to visit to keep current on technology issues
• Technologies for Learning Program - Sponsored Classes - Classes available at UIUC from the Technologies for Learning Program
• Eval Talk "EVALTALK was established to provide a vehicle for open discussions concerning evaluation issues. Although sponsored by the American Evaluation Association (AEA), the list is open for use by anyone. To subscribe to EVALTALK, send e-mail to LISTSERV@UA1VM.UA.EDU. The body of the message should read: SUBSCRIBE EVALTALK FirstName LastName. For more information about this listserv try EVALTALK INFO.
• The EDTECH listserv is a good place to learn how to solve tricky hardware questions
• Edupage is a mailing list of news summaries about information technologycompiled three times a week by Educom . To subscribe to Edupage, send mail to: listproc@educom.unc.edu Write the message: subscribe edupage Your Name (substitute your own name).
• The RRE News Service is a mailing list organized by Phil Agre. "These days most of the messages tend to concern the social and political aspects of computing and networking, but many have also concerned linguistic sociology, artificial intelligence, classical and medieval history, and community and labor organizing." For subscription information: The Red Rock Eater
• The Dilbert Zone ... ok, not a place for info but a fun place to visit