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Using Information Technology to Enhance Academic Productivity

Using Information Technology to Enhance Academic Productivity

Title:Using Information Technology to Enhance Academic Productivity (ID: NLI0004)
Author(s):William F. Massy, Robert Zemsky
Topics:Productivity Applications and Systems
Origin:EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (1995)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:This paper reports on a 1995 Educom Roundtable of higher education administrators, policy analysts, faculty members and independent information technology consultants. The Roundtable discussed how information technology could be used to increase academic productivity. The paper highlights information technology's potential, barriers to adoption, productivity enhancement; capital-labor ratio, and visions for the future. This paper was originally published by Educom.
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