The Campus Council for Information Technology will soon produce its annual report--a summary of what it did over the past year, plus recommendations on various issues going forward. It's a central source of data and perspectives on major trends in local campus tech.

The group advises Provost Virginia Hinshaw and Vice Provost for Information and Educational Technology Pete Siegel on educational and information technology, and on its use to assist teaching, research, administration and public service. Its 38 members represent interests ranging from students, staff employees and the Academic Senate to IET, various administrative offices and academic disciplines, and the Health System.

Find the report, due in mid-June, at the CCFIT Web site.