Ilya Rogov

Jeopardy for Final.pptx

Ola Henfridsson, Professor of Applied Information Technology, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden May 04, 2011 Speakman Hall 200, 1000am – 1130am Seminar Title :  Architectural Frames in Digital Innovation: Appreciating the Role of Generative Capability Abstract In this paper, we develop a new theoretical model of complex product architecture in the digital age. Herbert Simon’s […]

MIS 2901 Final Study Guide_Spring 2011.docx

If you want to watch them again, you can find the Technology Entrepreneurship Videos in the Cool Stuff area of this blog.

The No Place to Hide video can be found in the Course Documents area of this blog.

We are Makers :  Dale Dougherty discusses innovation and invention (including do-it-yourself satellites). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlrB6npbwVQ Siftables: David Merrill discusses tile-size computers which can change the way people interact with computers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JP0w9lZoLwU Sixth Sense: Pranav Mistry presents his sixth sense technology, which integrates gesture recognition, video projection, and other technologies also to change the way people interact with computers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzKmGTVmqJs Headset Which Can Read […]

For Wednesday — Please view the No Place to Hide video prior to class.   You can find a link to the video in the Course documents area.  Be ready to discuss the use of technologies discussed in the video and also the privacy issues. Also review the Ethics and Crime slides.  There are two sets — posted in the […]

No Place to Hide can be viewed at http://digital.films.com/play/BVN2MV/ If you are off campus, you may need to use a proxy server.  The Temple Proxy Server is gate.temple.edu port 8080.  If you don’t know how to set it up, ask me or MIS Technology Support.  (Contact information can be found in the Staff Information category of this […]

As we discussed in class yesterday, you can use Google Analytics to track access to your ePortfolio pages.  (You aren’t required to do this to get credit for project 3.)  The attached instructions show you how to do it.  DigitalIdentityManagement – Web Analytics

Joe Valacich, George and Carolyn Hubman Distinguished Professor of MIS, Washington State University April 29, 2011 Speakman Hall 200, 1000am – 1130am Seminar Title : What Signal are you Spending? How Website Quality Influences Perception of Product Quality and Purchase Intentions Abstract An electronic commerce marketing channel is fully mediated by information technology, stripping away much […]

The gradebook has been updated and now includes grades for all of the blogs as well as projects 1 and 2.  Please check the gradebook.   There is a significant course grade penalty if you are missing projects.  I will not accept late projects after the last regular class meeting (April 28).

The gradebook has been updated and now includes grades for assignments 1 through 8 as well as projects 1 and 2.  Please check the gradebook.   There is a significant course grade penalty if you are missing assignments and/or projects.  I will not accept late assignments or projects after the last regular class meeting (April 28). […]

You will get an email saying that it is under review and, if it is accepted, it will be listed in the ePortfolio directory in 2-3 days. I consider the ePortfolio to be submitted when you add a comment containing the link to it to the “Submit Project 3 here” post.  This post is located […]

If your ePortfolio blog dashboard currently works — you should ignore this message.  You can continue to work with your current blog.  If your blog dashboard doesn’t work — please read this. Several ePortfolio blogs were created with non-functional dashboards and could not be edited.  We are deleting these blogs.   If this happened to you, you […]

Help may not be available in the last few days before the project is due.   The project is due on April 21.

You can find videos related to the Technology Entrepreneurship discussions in the Cool Stuff category.

As a reminder, if you are planning to submit an App Inventor project, you must submit a proposal first.  The project proposal must be approved by April 19 (or before you start the project).  The proposal should list the functions supported by the app, and explain how they work.

Project 3 now consists of only one part — Creating and posting an ePortfolio.  As a reminder, the project is due on April 27.  Instructions are located in the Projects category.

Project 3 now consists of only one part — Creating and posting an ePortfolio.  As a reminder, the project is due on April 21.  Instructions are located in the Projects category.

The gradebook has been updated and includes grades for assignments 1 through 7 as well as projects 1 and 2.  Please check the gradebook.   There is a significant course grade penalty if you are missing assignments and/or projects.