Student Affairs On-Line The on-line magazine about technology and Student Affairs Gary D. Malaney - Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst Editor Stuart Brown - StudentAffairs.com Executive Editor

Join our mailing list!    First Name        Last Name        School        Email            ©2007    StudentAffairs.com    All Rights Reserved	Winter 2006: vol. 7, no. 1 Editor's Note As the national debate regarding thefacebook intensifies (see Michael J. Bugeja's recent article in the Chronicle of Higher Education (www.chronicle.com Section: Chronicle Careers, Volume 52, Issue 21, Page C1), I would like to invite our readers to add to this discussion about what is happening on your campuses. Stories related to administrative policies and practices, as well as educational sessions for students, are particularly welcome. I might add that Student Affairs On-Line was ahead of the curve on this issue as we published our first story a year ago. Gary D. Malaney Director, Student Assessment, Research, and Evaluation Office Coordinator, Higher Education Program University of Massachusetts Amherst malaney@educ.umass.edu Inside This Issue Featured Articles In our first article, Higher Education and Student Affairs Professionals' Survey Preferences: A Research Note, Lamont Flowers and Richard Massie discusses what form of surveys student affairs professionals in 2-year colleges prefer to take: on-line or paper-pencil. Peter Walsh describes his personal experience in the development of on-line video workshops used for helping students in From Live to Online: My Journey into Online Video Workshop Development. In Academic Dishonesty and the World Wide Web, Peggy Houghton and Michael Heberling discuss students plagiarizing from Internet sources. Book Reviews The Virtual Student: A Profile and Guide to Working with Online Learners Review by Amy Raphael