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Subject: Use of micros in universities [request for information]
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Date: Mon, 13-May-85 19:14:10 EDT
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From: Daniel C. Cheng <WALLACE.DCHENG@MIT-XX.ARPA>

I am collecting information about the growing use of microcomputers
at the university level for course use. Specifically, how do students
in non-technical courses (e.g. business, medicine, law, humanities ...)
react to the integration of micros into their curriculum? Moreover, what
are the attitudes of university officials? Are they just making computing
power available to those who desire it, or are they reshaping the actual
courses to take full advantage of the technology available?  

If you have any information or pointers to people I should talk to, please
send mail (WALLACE.DCHENG at MIT-XX) or call (617)863-5100. Thanks in
advance. (I will send a summary of my findings to anyone who requests it).

Dan.
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