Via Stephen Downes, here is a link to a new EDUCAUSE outline: 7 things you should know about Google Wave - [380 kB PDF - two pages]. Given that Wave is only in its early stage of roll-out, EDUCAUSE is taking a gamble asserting much about it. And when you read in the guide that "answers to questions about who in higher education is likely to find value in it and how exactly they will use it remain speculative" you realise that publication is possibly premature. (I have some spare Wave invitations which I am happy to share.)
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