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Institute for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Research
Center for Information Technology and Society
University of California, Santa Barbara

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The Future of Technology and the University
Bruce Bimber, University of California, Santa Barbara
Kevin Almeroth, University of California, Santa Barbara
Rob Patton, University of California, Santa Barbara
Dorothy Chun, University of California Santa Barbara
Andrew Flanagin, University of California Santa Barbara
Alan Liu, University of California Santa Barbara

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ABSTRACT:
The future of technology on the university campus has reached a critical juncture. In this paper we propose eight areas in which substantial changes in university education may be at hand: Students, Instructional Design and Pedagogic Techniques, Teachers and the Institutional Setting, New Forms of Content and Exchange, Intellectual Property, Infrastructure, Power and Data, Support, and Security & Backup. It is our determination that leadership must play a critical role in the equation, not only to implement technological developments but also to plan adequately for long-term changes. We conclude with eight hypotheses about technology and learning in the University intended to be provocative and to stimulate discussion and analysis.

SUGGESTED CITATION:
Bruce Bimber, Kevin Almeroth, Rob Patton, Dorothy Chun, Andrew Flanagin, and Alan Liu, "The Future of Technology and the University" (March 1, 2002). Center for Information Technology and Society. Paper 4.
http://repositories.cdlib.org/isber/cits/4

 
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