Association for Learning and Technology:
A British organization that "aims to promote good practice in the use and development of
learning technologies in higher education...and represent the membership in areas of
policy such as infrastructure provision and resource allocation."
Campus Computing Project:
Focuses on the use of information technology in higher education and examines policies
affecting the role of IT in teaching, learning and scholarship.
Corporation for Research and Educational
Networking (CREN):
A non-profit, member organization of over 200 universities, colleges, and research organizations whose
mission is to support higher education and research organizations with strategic IT knowledge services and
communication tools.
Educause:
"A nonprofit organization whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting the
intelligent use of information technology."
Especially "Campus
Information Policies" which focuses on many of the issues facing
institutions of higher learning as they work to develop IT policies.
North American Association of
Technology Professionals:
A group of individuals, organizations and centers of higher learning that develop,
utilize, educate or manufacture technology products and services.
Universities and Colleges Information
Systems Association:
A European organization representing "the whole of higher education in the
provision and development of academic, management and administrative information systems."
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