Conference Presentations and Resources

Conference Resources

Convenient access to a growing pool of resources from EDUCAUSE 2005 is available to both those in attendance and those who are back on campus. The resources will include online video recordings of select general and featured-speaker sessions, podcasts, session audio tapes and CDs, and conference snapshots. More resources will be added as we receive them, so if you don't find what you're looking for, check back.

EDUCAUSE 2005 Session Material

Session presentation materials from this year's conference are available online as papers or in presentation format. Audio for some of the presentations is available through the library.

Also available is a complete listing of Speakers, and links to their sessions.

Presentation Videos

Below are general session and featured speaker presentations from EDUCAUSE 2005 that are available for viewing.

NOTE: Some Mediasite presentations are available in two formats to accommodate a wide variety of browsers. If you're using Internet Explorer, please select Mediasite Windows Media format; for other browsers, select Mediasite Flash format where available. Sponsored by Sonic Foundry, An EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner

General Session Presentations

• Welcome to the Participation Age—Scott McNealy, President and CEO, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
  View: Mediasite Windows Media
• Dynamic Stability—Karen A. Holbrook, President, The Ohio State University (Sponsored by Campus Management Corporation, An EDUCAUSE Silver Partner)
  View: Mediasite Windows Media
• Right and Wrong in Cyberspace—Panel featuring Deborah G. Johnson, Anne Shirley Carter Olsson Professor of Applied Ethics, University of Virginia, Debra Saunders White, Vice President for Technology, Hampton University, and Howard Schmidt, Former White House Cyber Security Advisor and President & CEO, R & H Security Consulting LLC; moderated by Randy Cohen, Columnist, New York Times Magazine
  View: Mediasite Windows Media

Featured Speaker Presentations

• Designs for Learning to Meet 21st Century Expectations—Alma R. Clayton-Pedersen, Vice President, Office of Education and Institutional Renewal, Association of American Colleges & Universities (AAC&U) (Sponsored by Zimbra)
  View: Mediasite Windows Media
• Higher Education and the Knowledge Economy—James Hilton, Associate Provost for Academic, Information & Instructional Technology Affairs, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (Sponsored by Zimbra)
  View: Mediasite Windows Media
• Technology as a Learning Workbench—Betty Collis, Faculty of Behavioural Sciences, University of Twente (Sponsored by Zimbra)
  View: Mediasite Windows Media
• Policies Shaping Broadband Provision: Higher Ed Implications and Responses—Stephen McDowell, Associate Professor of Communication, Florida State University (Sponsored by Zimbra)
  View: Mediasite Windows Media
• An Eye to the Future with a Brief Look Back at the Past—John W. "Jack" McCredie, Associate Vice Chancellor & CIO, University of California, Berkeley
  View: Mediasite Windows Media
• Rewind to Fast Forward—Ronald Bleed, Vice Chancellor, Information Technologies, Maricopa Community College District
  View: Mediasite Windows Media
• Reminiscences of an Accidental Programmer—Ann E. Stunden, CIO, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  View: Mediasite Windows Media
• The Data Deluge Hits Campus—Clifford A. Lynch, Executive Director, Coalition for Networked Information
  View: Mediasite Windows Media

Podcasts

This year, EDUCAUSE has introduced podcast coverage of its annual conference, including participant interviews and, beginning in December 2005, audio of conference sessions (CD or cassette formats are available for purchase below). To download these and other EDUCAUSE podcasts, visit connect.educause.edu or subscribe to EDUCAUSE podcast RSS feed in the podcast receiver of your choice. Podcasts made possible by Apple Computer, Inc.

Session Audio CDs and Cassettes

CD and cassette audio recordings of conference sessions are available for purchase from Conference Media Contractors.

Conference Blogging and Photos

If you're blogging the conference or uploading photos of the event to a site that supports tagging (such as Flickr), please use EDUCAUSE_ANNUAL to classify your entries. Browse the aggregated postings from conference participants, including blog entries, flickr photos, and technorati links.