This 2005 Association of Small Computer Users in Education (ASCUE) conference proceedings presented the theme "Campus Technology: Anticipating the Future." The conference introduced its ASCUE Officers and Directors, and provides abstracts of the pre-conference workshops. The full-text conference papers in this document include: (1) Developing In-House Library Multimedia Materials without a Computer Science Degree (Stephen T. Anderson, Sr.); (2) Web-Based Quizzes and Surveys Using Free Software (Shawn Beattie); (3) Implementing Proactive Network Management Solutions in the Residence Halls (Param Bedi); (4) Information, Courses, Community: Fostering Student Engagement with MyArcadia (Param Bedi); (5) Enhancing Your Web Site as a Recruitment Tool by Implementing Chat Technology (Blair Benjamin and Jay Lee); (6) Streamlining Maintenance and Access to a University's Academic Catalog (Blair Benjamin); (7) Teaching Computer Science at a Small University (Jack Briner); (8) Uncommon Uses for Common Tools in an Online Environment (Sarah Cecire); (9) Information Literacy and Research Skills Program at USC Sumter (Sharon Chapman, Jane Ferguson-Anderson, Pat Schultz-Anderson, and Constance Pender); (10) Portable 3D Stereographic Displays (Dan Cliburn); (11) Service Learning in a Systems Analysis and Design Course (Mary V. Connolly); (12) Information Technology at Small Colleges (David Cossey); (13) Implementing and Teaching with WebWork at Mercer University (Jeff Denny and Carolyn Yackel); (14) Creating a Collaborative Environment: Instructional and Learning Services (David Diedriech and Lynda LaRoche); (15) Database Systems and Oracle: Experiences and Lessons Learned (Deborah Dunn); (16) Building the Wireless Campus (James Gerraughty); (17) Portable and Mobile Classroom (PortMoC), Year Two: Deployment, Education and Operation (James Gerraughty); (18) Special Topics in Information System Class-Building the Human Component First (Sam Hijazi); (19) A Few Misconceptions about Distance Learning (Laurie Hillstock); (20) Beyond Point and Click: Taking Web-Based Pedagogy to a New Level (Janet Hurn); (21) The Changing IT Curriculum (Mary Insabella and Thomas Fogle); (22) A Decade of Mobile Computing for Students (Frederick Jenny); (23) Email Journaling for Teacher Candidates (Geraldine Jenny); (24) Add a Little Serious Magic to Your Presentation (Steven Krohn); (25) Communication Problems Resolved through Portal Implementation (Tom Kruse, Jeanne Skul, and Anne Vaassen); (26) Academic Honesty through Technology (Mark Lecher); (27) Making Global Connections: The Virtual Classroom Project (Mark Lewental and Michael Kress); (28) Utilizing a Broadcast Quality Video Production Facility in a Distributed Education Environment (Robert Mainhart and James Gerraughty); (29) Reaching a New Audience: Development of an Information Technology Minor (Laurie Patterson); (30) Future Educational Programs and Employment Prospects in Information Technology (Thomas A. Pollack); (31) Open Source Course Management Systems: Case Study (Eric Remy); (32) Some Simple Free Network Scanners for Checking the Security of a Network (Robin Snyder); (33) Offshore Outsourcing Drives Curriculum (Dewey Swanson); (34) E-Portfolios in Teacher Education Using TaskStream (Tim Hall, Elizabeth Kiggins, and George Weimer); (35) Using SAM Assessment and Training for Office 2003 (Gary Whittle); and (36) Computer Forensics: Is It the Next Hot IT Subject? (Victor Williams). (Individual papers contain references. For the 2004 proceedings, see ED490093.)