Abstract
Teaching Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to Information Systems (IS) students has too often drawn its pedagogy from Computer Science Education. This paper illustrates by way of a case study a set of very successful techniques and a philosophy of, perhaps, an IS pedagogy. We show that it is possible to expose IS students to some quite rigorous educational experiences that are particularly well suited in preparing them for their future employment and their careers as IS professionals. This paper discusses the use of portable and removable hard disks as “virtual computers” and “virtual servers”, as an aide in the pursuit of providing practice of the ICT theory.
Recommended Citation
Adamopoulos, Arthur; Bruno, Vince; and Lukaitis, Stasys, "A Success Story in Teaching Real World ICT to IS Students: A Case Study in using Portable Storage Devices" (2005). ACIS 2005 Proceedings. 6.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/acis2005/6