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Institutional Quality: Are Information Technology Resources Important?

Institutional Quality: Are Information Technology Resources Important?

Title:Institutional Quality: Are Information Technology Resources Important? (ID: CEM9022)
Author(s):Thomas W. West (Indiana University System) and Thomas W. West (National LambdaRail)
Topics:Accreditation, Standards
Origin:CAUSE/EFFECT (Archives) (1990)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:A review of the standards/criteria for accreditation of the six regional accrediting associations for higher education revealed a lack of attention to the effective uses of information technology as a measure of a college or university's quality. What can we do to influence change in this area?
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