A Survey Forecast of New Technology in Universities And Colleges
A Survey Forecast of New Technology in Universities And Colleges
Jarrod W Jarrod Whitfield Wilcox
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Three broad groups were distinguished, as outlined in Figure IX. Differences among these three groups were investigated for each technological item and for each degree of impact. As Figure X indicates, there were highly significant differences. Much or most of the greater pessimism shown by faculty as opposed to technologists arises from within the liberal and fine arts fields. Apparently faculty in the liberal and fine arts fields are con- siderably different in their prediction of the adoptio...n of new technologies than are faculty in the sciences and in business and education. It is interesting to note a much greater degree of differences between academic fields for computer-assisted Instruction (CAI) than for student-initiated access to audio-visual recordings. Both technologies tend toward taking the student out of the classroom, thus possibly threatening some change for all faculty. However, CAI implies a fairly drastic structuring of the subject material as well. This might well be more difficult to carry out in the liberal and fine arts fields.
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