Abstract

In this paper we report on our experiences from aligning teaching strategies with available resources when constantly redesigning an introductory course on business information and communication technologies at a North American university. The examination results of 148 students have been analyzed to better understand the impact of redesigning the course in a way that uses fewer university resources. We have managed to adapt our teaching strategy and to create a learning environment that achieves comparable learning outcomes without jeopardizing quality.

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