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Wedemeyer, Richard H. – New York Journal of Student Affairs, 2018
Many professionals in student services are currently looking for ways to increase the number of services and quality at a reduced cost. One alternative is more extensive use of modern technology. The search for computer applications in student services has intensified and will probably continue to do so because some of the trends are already…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Computer Uses in Education, College Students, Services
Heiberger, Greg; Harper, Ruth – New Directions for Student Services, 2008
Students today network with each other using technology as much as, if not more than, face-to-face communication. College administrators must not only recognize this phenomenon, but learn to use the variety of electronic media available in positive ways: to stay connected to college social networks, promote relevant events, and help students feel…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Social Networks, Student Participation, Theory Practice Relationship
Timm, Dianne M.; Junco, Reynol – New Directions for Student Services, 2008
In the 1900s, student affairs professionals were faced with decisions about how to incorporate new forms of technology into the college community. New technologies during the twentieth century that institutions had to plan and prepare for included the telephone (invented in 1870), television (invented in early 1900s), cable television (available…
Descriptors: Student Personnel Workers, Student Personnel Services, Educational History, Technology Integration

Brown, Carl – New Directions for Student Services, 1993
Provides student services administrators and staff with information concerning the basic computer access needs of students with disabilities. Explores issues like training and support for students, faculty, and staff; funding; purchase and maintenance of equipment; technology integration; professional competence; legal considerations; and the…
Descriptors: Access to Computers, College Students, Computer System Design, Computer Uses in Education
Moneta, Larry – New Directions for Student Services, 2005
The author addresses two critical questions related to technology: How has students' use of technology influenced student affairs work? How do we best align our business practices with advances in information technology?
Descriptors: Information Technology, Technological Advancement, Student Personnel Workers, Student Personnel Services

Goree, Cathryn T.; Marszalek, John F., III – College Student Affairs Journal, 1995
Electronic surveys are a fast and low-cost research option which is just beginning to be used in student affairs. Researchers considering electronic surveys should be aware of ethical issues concerning representativeness, data analysis, confidentiality, and quotations. Describes issues that are different from similar problems with mail-out…
Descriptors: Codes of Ethics, College Students, Computer Uses in Education, Computers
Dare, Leslie A.; Zapata, Lisa P.; Thomas, Amanda G. – New Directions for Student Services, 2005
In order to understand and meet the needs of the distance learning population, student affairs administrators must partner with our colleagues in the fields of technology and distance education. A study of distance learners at North Carolina State University provides information and opportunities for strengthening those partnerships. (Contains 3…
Descriptors: Distance Education, Student Needs, College Students, Information Technology