1. CIO Constituent Group Meeting
Theresa Rowe
October 12, 2010
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2. Welcome and Introductions
Welcome CIOs, VPs, directors and aspirants
You’ve taken care of your phone, right?
No scheduled breaks – please come and go quietly as you wish
New CIOs out in the audience?

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4. Agenda Welcome – Jack Suess, Conference Chair
Update from Washington – Greg Jackson / Ron Yanosky
IMS Global Learning Consortium - David Ernst
Comments on REN-ISAC
Cyber-bullying
Open Discussion

5. Welcome to the Annual Educause Conference
Jack Suess, Conference Chair, CIO, University of Maryland Baltimore County

6. Update from Washington
Greg Jackson
Educause Vice President for Policy and Analysis
Ron Yanosky ECAR Acting Director

7. IMS Global Learning Consortium
David Ernst, Chairman of the  IMS Board, Associate Vice President and CIO, University of California, Office of the President
Rob Abel, Chief Executive, IMS
The non-profit IMS Global Learning Consortium is bringing to market new interoperability standards that enable easy and agile integration of learning management software with learning tools, ERP systems, and portals. The IMS standards are now being adopted by both proprietary and open software and content providers - enabling a new opportunity for institutions to collaborate on reducing the cost of integration and to share applications and content. IMS would like to discuss how EDUCAUSE CIOs can take advantage of and help lead the direction and adoption of the IMS work.  

8. Research & Educational Network Security
REN-ISAC Leveraging Community Resources for Securing Small and Midsized Institutions
Friday, 9:30, Ballroom E
Small and midsized institutions face many of the same security challenges as large institutions but often have fewer dedicated security staff. This session will focus on the resources and services, available through the Higher Education Information Security Council (HEISC) and the REN-ISAC, that have been leveraged to improve institutional security practices in a cost-effective manner and lessons learned that apply to all institutions striving to secure their information resources.

9. Comments on Cyberbullying
As technology leaders, what leadership can we provide?
Reach out to Student Affairs, support groups
Balance among professional ethics, respect for privacy, and appropriate intervention
Help our staff members with unintended consequences
What else?

10. Open Table Discussions
Accessibility
THE Budget / Efficiencies
Career Decisions
Cloud Computing
Enrollment CRM Systems
Open Source
Right-Sourcing and Sourcing Decisions
Everything Staffing
Standards and IMS
Social Media
Strategic Planning / Mission Statements
Everything
Your Next Application

11. JOIN US After "Friends of EDUCAUSE Memorial Reception”
In remembrance of our departed colleagues, please join us after this meeting
Tuesday, October 12, 2008
4:30 - 6:00 PM in the Vista Lounge 14th Floor, Anaheim Hilton.
(This is a privately-sponsored/funded event).

12. Join us after Newcomers Orientation, Ballroom C 4:00 PM
Opening Reception in the Exhibit Hall
4:00 – 7:00 PM

13. Thanks for your leadership
See you next year –
EDUCAUSE 2011 October 18–21, 2011 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

14. THANK YOU Theresa Rowe rowe@oakland.edu