Abstract
The availability of inexpensive, high-powered personal computing environments i.s revolutionizing the business of higher education. The past “textbook-centric”world of academia is rapidly changing into a new “software-centric’’form. As such, many faculty are now interested in creating educational software but, because the process is unlike that of writing a textbook, have little experience with or understanding of the task.
Recommended Citation
Griggs, Kenneth; He, Jackson; and Neo, Boon-Siong, "Hyper Analysis Toolkit (HAT): A Case Study in Faculty Developed Software" (1994). ICIS 1994 Proceedings. 30.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/icis1994/30