The Academic Culture and the IT Culture
Abstract
Despite the tremendous investment that all institutions of higher education have made in information technology, despite the number of classrooms wired and the number of laptops mandated, the vast majority of classes proceed as they have for generations. Across almost every field, researchers, no matter how sophisticated the technology they use in discovery, translate their discoveries into simple word-processed documents.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2004
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Copyright © 2004 Educause. This article first appeared in the Educause Review: 39:6 (2004), 48-62.
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Recommended Citation
Ayers, Edward L. "The Academic Culture and the IT Culture." Educause Review, 39:6 (2004): 48-62.
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