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Publications & Presentations

• Malu Roldan. "E-teams and Business Plan Competitions ," Research in Management Education. Article. Information Age, (July 2005).

  Abstract: Describes program design and outcomes of cross-functional entrepreneurial programs at San Jose State University and the University of San Francisco

• Malu Roldan. "Tablet PCs as Online Learning Tools ," Encyclopedia of Online Learning and Technology. Article. Information Science, (October 2005).

  Abstract: Discusses how tablet PCs can enhance online learning in and out of the classroom.

• Malu Roldan. "Toward 3rd Generation Threaded Discussons ," Information Systems Frontiers. Article. Kluwer, (February 2005).

  Abstract: Review and vision of how threaded discussion can be made more immediate and interactive by including cell phones and other mobile devices as access points.

• Malu Roldan. "Assessing Academic Service Learning ," Advances in Service Learning: New Perspectives. Article. Information Age, (October 2004).

  Abstract: Authors propose a framework for comparing program design and outcomes across disciplines. Two examples of its use are described, one in child development and the other in management information systems

• Malu Roldan. "Building Context-Based Library Instruction ," Journal of Education for Business. Article. Heldref, (June 2004).

  Abstract: Effects of intensive library-faculty collaboration on students' library usage and perceptions of the quality of their papers.

• Malu Roldan. "Fostering Creativity and Collaboration via Cross- ." Conference. NCIIA, (March 2004).

  Abstract: Outcomes of course structure involving collaboration among Departments of Management Information Systems, Computer Engineering and Finance.

• Malu Roldan. "Perceptions of Chilly IT Organizational Contexts ," SIGMIS 2004. Conference. Association for Computing Machinery, (April 2004).

  Abstract: Review of literature on organizational symptoms of subtle discrimination against women and impact on retention in IT organizations