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Game Changers: Education And Information Technologies

By John Campbell, David Wiley, Pamela Tate, Linda Baer, Brian Stewart, Cindy Ives, Diana Oblinger, Thomas, B Cavanagh, Meg Benke, Dietmar Kennepohl, Diana G. Oblinger, Debra Humphreys, Rebecca Klein-Collins, Paul E. Lingenfelter, Alan M. Davis, Candace Thille, Susan E. Metros, Cable Green, Daniel Pianko, Josh Jarrett, Vernon C. Smith, Robert W. Mendenhall, William Pepicello, Nan L. Travers, Susan C. Aldridge, Shai Reshef, Ross Strader, Joan Falkenberg Getman

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Foreword / Molly Corbett Broad -- Introduction / Diana G. Oblinger -- The Knowledge Economy : Challenges And Opportunities For American Higher Education / Paul E. Lingenfelter -- The Questions We N...

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