The Internet and the University: Forum 2000

The Internet and the University: Forum 2000 contains the papers presented and discussed at the first convening of the Forum on the Internet and the University, held during the Forum's 2000 Aspen Symposium. The Internet Forum focuses on how the Internet and related technologies can improve the quality and condition of learning. Scholars include David Collis, James Duderstadt, Neil Gershenfeld, Thomas Hughes, Stanley Katz, Richard Larson, Michael Macedonia, Kenneth Morrell, and James Brian Quinn. The Internet and the University: 2000 Forum is a joint publication of the Forum for the Future of Higher Education and EDUCAUSE. It can be ordered through EDUCAUSE Connect.

Table of Contents

Preface

Richard C . Larson and Joel W. Meyerson

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Through a Glass Darkly:
Anticipating the Future of Technology-Enabled Education

Thomas P. Hughes

PDF 96KB

Dont Confuse a Tool with a Goal:
Making Information Technology Serve Higher Education,
Rather than the Other Way Around

Stanley N. Katz

PDF 89KB

When Universities Start to Think:
Information and Education

Neil Gershenfeld

PDF 75KB

Now that Students Have Wings

Kenneth S. Morrell

PDF 98KB

Entertainment Technology and Virtual Environments
for Training and Education

Michael R. Macedonia and Paul S. Rosenbloom

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New Business Models for Higher Education

David Collis

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Services and Technology: Revolutionizing Economics,
Business, and Education

James Brian Quinn

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Between a Rock and a Hard Place:
Leading the University During an Era of Rapid Change

James J. Duderstadt

PDF 92KB

The book may be ordered through the EDUCAUSE Resource Center. The Internet and the University: 2000 Forum ( 2001 EDUCAUSE) is published as a joint project of the Forum for the Future of Higher Education and EDUCAUSE.