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Should Colleges and Universities Require Students to Own their Own Computers?

Should Colleges and Universities Require Students to Own their Own Computers?

Title:Should Colleges and Universities Require Students to Own their Own Computers? (ID: CEM9839)
Author(s):Kathryn F. Gates (University of Mississippi)
Topics:Campus Policies, Desktop Computing Management, Student Computer Initiatives
Origin:CAUSE/EFFECT (Archives) (1998)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:In this Viewpoint article, Kathryn F. Gates, discusses the benefits and issues of student computer requirements. Benefits highlighted include enhanced learning, increased interaction between faculty and students, and management issues. Issues raised include support requirements, ownership questions, and laptop vs. desktop issues. A list of World Wide Web resources on student computing requirements is also provided.
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