High Tech Takes the High Road: New Players in Higher Education
ARTICLE
Diana G. Oblinger
Educational Record Volume 78, Number 1, ISSN 0013-1873
Abstract
Colleges and universities can capitalize on advancing information technology to provide new options and opportunities for students and bring profit to the institution. Commercial opportunities include: educational production, certification, and delivery services; courseware development; creation of subscription services for access to information technology; processing of massive amounts of information about students and performance (data "mining"); and other information services. (MSE)
Citation
Oblinger, D.G. (1997). High Tech Takes the High Road: New Players in Higher Education. Educational Record, 78(1), 30-37. Retrieved August 14, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/82237/.
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