The Information Network: Its Structure and Role in Higher Education.

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Main Author: Van Houweling, Douglas E.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1987
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author Van Houweling, Douglas E.
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contents The Information Network: Its Structure and Role in Higher Education. Van Houweling, Douglas E. Access to Information Cost Effectiveness Decentralization Higher Education Information Networks Information Retrieval Information Storage Information Technology Information Transfer Microcomputers Minicomputers Models Systems Analysis Systems Development Telecommunications Universities Users (Information) Summarizes the historical trend of distributing computer power within universities, and describes a model for an information technology environment for higher education. Based on a broad distribution of information and computing power, this model allows users to share information using micro- and minicomputers. (CLB)
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spellingShingle The Information Network: Its Structure and Role in Higher Education.
Van Houweling, Douglas E.
Access to Information
Cost Effectiveness
Decentralization
Higher Education
Information Networks
Information Retrieval
Information Storage
Information Technology
Information Transfer
Microcomputers
Minicomputers
Models
Systems Analysis
Systems Development
Telecommunications
Universities
Users (Information)
The Information Network: Its Structure and Role in Higher Education. Van Houweling, Douglas E. Access to Information Cost Effectiveness Decentralization Higher Education Information Networks Information Retrieval Information Storage Information Technology Information Transfer Microcomputers Minicomputers Models Systems Analysis Systems Development Telecommunications Universities Users (Information) Summarizes the historical trend of distributing computer power within universities, and describes a model for an information technology environment for higher education. Based on a broad distribution of information and computing power, this model allows users to share information using micro- and minicomputers. (CLB)
title The Information Network: Its Structure and Role in Higher Education.
topic Access to Information
Cost Effectiveness
Decentralization
Higher Education
Information Networks
Information Retrieval
Information Storage
Information Technology
Information Transfer
Microcomputers
Minicomputers
Models
Systems Analysis
Systems Development
Telecommunications
Universities
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ355810