The Information Resource Management Program: A Case Study in Distance Education.

Cohen, Steven; Eimicke, William; Kamlet, Mark; Pearson, Robert

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Publication Date: 1998

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The Information Resource Management Program: A Case Study in Distance Education.

Cohen, Steven; Eimicke, William; Kamlet, Mark; Pearson, Robert

Journal of Public Affairs Education, v4 n3 p179-92 Jul 1998

The Information Resource Management program designed cooperatively by Carnegie Mellon University (Pennsylvania) and Columbia University (New York) schools of public administration is a six-course, one-year curriculum designed to strengthen managerial and analytical skills and improve understanding of information technology's role in work, home, and society at large. Videotapes, World Wide Web, and classroom instruction are combined. (Author/MSE)

Descriptors: Administrator Education, Curriculum Design, Distance Education, Higher Education, Information Technology, Intercollegiate Cooperation, Program Descriptions, Public Administration Education, Videotape Recordings, World Wide Web

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Language: English

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