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Intersecting Learner Characteristics and Technology Capabilities: Survey Development and Validation: October 25, 2007 | A session at the EDUCAUSE 2007 Annual Conference
This session will discuss the methods and preliminary results of the first and second steps of a three-step process for assessing a survey's validity. The survey of interest was designed to ex…
Integration of Technology in Business Schools: January 1, 2003

IT programs in schools of business enrich the curriculum with the tools on which modern business is based. This presentation reports a survey of IT priorities, metrics, policies/standards/support, …
An Integrated Approach to Computer and Information Literacy: January 1, 2003

Alverno College has developed an integrated curriculum approach to computer/information literacy. This approach identifies entering students who do not have basic computer skills, details strategie…
Ten to Get Ready: A Framework for Technology Across the Curriculum: January 1, 2001

Technology skills integrated throughout degree programs help students acquire the IT fluency they need for success in their academic careers and after graduation. This panel draws on George Mason U…
Information Literacy is Important, but Can I Get College Credit for It?: January 1, 2001

Professors realize students often lack information and computer literacy competencies, but academic councils are hesitant to approve eLiteracy courses for credit. Join us for a lively discussion ab…

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