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Academic Productivity: The Case for Instructional Software

Academic Productivity: The Case for Instructional Software

Title:Academic Productivity: The Case for Instructional Software (ID: NLI0002)
Author(s):Carol A. Twigg (National Center for Academic Tranformation)
Topics:Instructional Design
Origin:EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (1996)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:The National Learning Infrastructure Initiative believes that high-quality instructional software will increase productivity in higher education environments, and that a commercial market for creating interactive learning materials is needed. This paper synthesizes the most pertinent issues discussed on this subject during a July 1996 Educom Roundtable of 20 representatives from universities, publishing houses, hardware and software companies, and the federal government. The roundtable discussed the issues involved with creating a demand for this software market and then successfully supplying it. This report from the Broadmoor Roundtable, Colorado Springs, Colorado, July 24-25, 1996 was originally published by Educom.
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