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Title: Teaching High-Tech History: Who Needs Professors in Cyberspace?
Authors: Thomas, John D.
Issue Date: 2020-02-04
Publisher: Canadian Historical Association / Société historique du Canada
Series/Report no.: Vol 23 numéro 3;
Abstract: In 1996, Acadia University embarked on the “Acadia Advantage” (AA) programme. The university began wiring ail classrooms and residences for Internet access, invested in a variety of high technologies, and enrolled approximately one- third of the first-year students in specially designated courses in several disciplines that required the use of notebook computers in and out of class. In September of this year, ail first- year students leased a standard notebook computer. By the year 2000, mobile-computing technology will be an integral and inescapable feature of the campus.
URI: https://depot.erudit.org/id/005369dd
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