My article on HigherEd BlogCon is here. It's a tongue-in-cheek account of getting the library and IT to play nice together to help us through accreditation and other natural disasters.
I also have an article on the Commission on the Future of Higher Education and its talk of standardized testing. This article is slated to appear in the June edition of U. Business.
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