Leading the Transition to Information Technology

This article examines present developments in computer and information technology and their effects on higher education. Maintains that colleges and universities need to realistically consider their technological needs and understand that, although investments in technology will often increase produ...

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Published in:Educational record 1995, Vol.76 (1), p.53
Main Author: Detweiler, Richard A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
College Planning
Computer Uses in Education
Computers
Cost Effectiveness
Education
Educational Finance
Educational Resources
Educational Technology
Educational Trends
Higher Education
Information Management
Information Needs
Information superhighway
Information Technology
Outcomes of Education
Productivity
Technological Advancement
Technology
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Summary:This article examines present developments in computer and information technology and their effects on higher education. Maintains that colleges and universities need to realistically consider their technological needs and understand that, although investments in technology will often increase productivity and effectiveness, such expenditures will rarely save institutions significant amounts of money. (MDM)
ISSN:0013-1873