TY - JOUR
T1 - The university of the future
AU - Crow, Michael
AU - Hrabowski, Freeman A.
AU - Sharpe, Susan
AU - Armstrong, Lloyd
PY - 2006
Y1 - 2006
N2 - James J. Duderstadt, Wm.A. Wulf, and Robert Zemsky present the role of information technology in shaping the university of future in their article 'Envisioning a Transformed University' (Issues, Fall 2005). Universities must adapt to the emergence of empowered and capable independent learners set free by the Internet. Universities must adapt foster intellectual flexibility, creativity, and the capacity for innovation in a global society interconnected by advances in communication technology. Universities will soon be free to create learning environments that offer ubiquitous access to all information. These new directions will engender change and reshape both the academy and society, unleashing a new type of intellectual liberty.
AB - James J. Duderstadt, Wm.A. Wulf, and Robert Zemsky present the role of information technology in shaping the university of future in their article 'Envisioning a Transformed University' (Issues, Fall 2005). Universities must adapt to the emergence of empowered and capable independent learners set free by the Internet. Universities must adapt foster intellectual flexibility, creativity, and the capacity for innovation in a global society interconnected by advances in communication technology. Universities will soon be free to create learning environments that offer ubiquitous access to all information. These new directions will engender change and reshape both the academy and society, unleashing a new type of intellectual liberty.
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M3 - Review article
AN - SCOPUS:32644435418
SN - 0748-5492
VL - 22
SP - 5
EP - 9
JO - Issues in science and technology
JF - Issues in science and technology
IS - 2
ER -