ISEDJ

Information Systems Education Journal

Volume 12 - 2014

Table of Contents

Volume 12 - Number 6, November, 2014 (download full issue)

4 Clone Yourself: Using Screencasts in the Classroom to Work with Students One-on-One
Guido Lang, Quinnipiac University
Wendy Ceccucci, Quinnipiac University

15 Educational Software for First Order Logic Semantics in Introductory Logic Courses
Maria Virginia Mauco, Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires
Enzo Ferrante, Ecole Centrale de Paris
Laura Felice, Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires

24 Distance Synchronous Information Systems Course Delivery
Alan R. Peslak, Penn State University
Griffith R. Lewis, Penn State University
Fred Aebli, Penn State University

36 Evaluating Effectiveness of Pair Programming as a Teaching Tool in Programming Courses
Silvana Faja, University of Central Missouri

46 The Google Online Marketing Challenge: Real Clients, Real Money, Real Ads and Authentic Learning
John S. Miko, Saint Francis University

59 Information Technology Job Skill Needs and Implications for Information Technology Course Content
Thomas N. Janicki, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Jeffrey Cummings, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Douglas Kline, University of North Carolina Wilmington

71 IT educational experience and workforce development for Information Systems and Technology students
John T. Legier Jr., Southern Illinois University
Andrey Soares, Southern Illinois University

83 The Document Explosion in the World of Big Data – Curriculum Considerations
Michelle (Xiang) Liu, Marymount University
Diane Murphy, Marymount University

92 Flipping Introduction to MIS for a Connected World
Wai K. Law, University of Guam


Volume 12 - Number 5, September, 2014 - Special Issue : Teaching Cases (download full issue)

4 Cleaning Data Helps Clean the Air
Kelley Donalds, Bridgewater State University
Xiangrong Liu, Bridgewater State University

16 Employing two factor authentication mechanisms: A Case Study
Cameron Lawrence, The University of Montana
Eric Fulton, Subsector Solutions
Gerald Evans, The University of Montana
David Firth, The University of Montana

23 Data Storage Forensics – What is Really Left After I Hit the Delete Button, and How Can I Actually Make Sure It’s Gone?
Anthony Serapiglia, St Vincent College

37 The Power of an MIS Degree: Inspiring students by connecting with innovators
Cameron Lawrence, The University of Montana
Shawn Clouse, The University of Montana
David Firth, The University of Montana
Gerald Evans, The University of Montana
Nathan Stephens, Groundswell Media

Volume 12 - Number 4, July, 2014 - (download full issue)

4 Investigating a 21st Century Paradox: As the Demand for Technology Jobs Increases Why Are Fewer Students Majoring in Information Systems?
Timothy Burns, Ramapo College of New Jersey
Yuan Gao, Ramapo College of New Jersey
Cherie Sherman, Ramapo College of New Jersey
Alexander Vengerov, Ramapo College of New Jersey
Stephen Klein, Ramapo College of New Jersey

17 Tool Choice for E-Learning: Task-Technology Fit through Media Synchronicity
Jun Sun, University of Texas – Pan American
Ying Wang, University of Texas – Pan American

29 In Search of Design-Focus in IS Curricula
Jeffry S. Babb, West Texas A&M University
Leslie J. Waguespack, Quinnipiac University

40 Gender Rationales in Selecting a Major in Information Technology at the Undergraduate Level of a University Program: A Focus Group Approach
Sushma Mishra, Robert Morris University
Peter Draus, Robert Morris University
Donald Caputo, Robert Morris University
Gregory Leone, Robert Morris University
Frederick Kohun, Robert Morris University
Diana Repack, Robert Morris University

49 A Preliminary Comparison of Student and Professional Motivations for Choosing Information Systems
Nita Brooks, Middle Tennessee State University
Melinda Korzaan, Middle Tennessee State University
Wendy Ceccucci, Quinnipiac University

56 Reflections on Teaching App Inventor for Non-Beginner Programmers: Issues, Challenges and Opportunities
Andrey Soares, Southern Illinois University


Volume 12 - Number 3, May, 2014 - (download full issue)

4 The Market for Career Tracks in Undergraduate IS Curricula in the U.S.
Drew Hwang, Cal Poly Pomona
Steven S. Curl, Cal Poly Pomona

18 Working with Real Companies, Making a Real Impact: Student Perspectives on the Google Online Marketing Challenge
Guido Lang, Quinnipiac University
Wendy Ceccucci, Quinnipiac University

30 The Influence of Typeface on Students’ Perceptions of Online Instructors
Michelle O’Brien Louch, Duquesne University
Elizabeth Stork, Robert Morris University

39 Communicating the Value of Program-Level Accreditation for Information Systems in a College of Business
Jeffry S. Babb, West Texas A&M University
Arnjad Abdullat, West Texas A&M University

59 Majoring in Information Systems: Reasons. Why Students Select (or not) Information Systems as a Major
Johnny Snyder, Colorado Mesa University
Gayla Jo Slauson, Colorado Mesa University

67 Interdisciplinary Project Experiences: Collaboration between Majors and Non-Majors
Debra L. Smarkusky, Penn State University
Sharon A. Toman, Penn State University

76 A Study of Information Systems Programs Accredited by ABET In Relation to IS 2010
David Feinstein, University of South Alabama
Herbert E. Longenecker, Jr., University of South Alabama
Dina Shrestha, University of South Alabama


Volume 12 - Number 2, March, 2014 - (download full issue)

4 Relevance of Student Resources in a Flipped MIS Classroom
Joni K. Adkins, Northwest Missouri State University

10 Access to On-line Learning: A SAD Case
Karla M. Kmetz, University of South Florida – St. Petersburg
Christopher J. Davis, University of South Florida – St. Petersburg

18 Computer Security Primer: Systems Architecture, Special Ontology and Cloud Virtual Machines
Leslie J. Waguespack, Bentley University

29 Different Keystrokes for Different Folks: Addressing Learning Styles in Online Education
Jamie Pinchot, Robert Morris University
Karen Paullet, Robert Morris University

38 Student Perception of Social Media as a Course Tool
Richard V. McCarthy, Quinnipiac University
Mary M. McCarthy, Central Connecticut State University

47 A Comparison of Faculty and Student Perceptions of Cyberbullying
John C. Molluzzo, Pace University
James P. Lawler, Pace University

64 A Learning Theory Conceptual Foundation for Using Capture Technology in Teaching
Victor Berardi, Kent State University at Stark
Greg Blundell, Kent State University at Stark


Volume 12 - Number 1, January 2014 - (download full issue)

4 A Paradigm for Student Learning Outcome Assessment in Information Systems Education: Continuous Improvement or Chasing Rainbows?
Bruce Saulnier, Quinnipiac University

15 An Big Data in the Information Age: Exploring the Intellectual Foundation of Communication Theory
Debra J. Borkovich, Robert Morris University
Philip D. Noah, Robert Morris University

27 An Entrepreneurial Health Informatics for Computer Science and Information Systems Students
James Lawler, Pace University
Anthony Joseph, Pace University
Stuti Narula, Pace University

42 An Confronting the Issues of Programming In Information Systems Curricula: The Goal is Success
Jeffry Babb, West Texas A&M University
Herbert E. Longenecker, Jr., University of South Alabama
Jeanne Baugh, Robert Morris University
David Feinstein, University of South Alabama

73 An Active Learning Activity for an IT Ethics Course
David M. Woods, Miami University
Elizabeth V. Howard, Miami University Regionals

78 Swipe In, Tap Out: Advancing Student Entrepreneurship in the CIS Sandbox
Connor Charlebois, Bentley University
Nicholas Hentschel, Bentley University
Mark Frydenberg, Bentley University