Technology and Marketplace Assumptions (4)

July 2000

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Overview
Technology and Marketplace Assumptions (4)
Technology Assumption 1: Moore�s Law (1965)
This �telephone� has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication. The device is inherently of no value to us. - 1876
640K ought to be enough for anybody.
Technology Assumption 2:
Dissemination Time for Technologies*
Web/Internet Estimates and Predictions
Technology Assumption 3
Demographics of Web Users vs. All Adults
Marketplace Assumption 4
Strategies for Change
Strategy 1: Declare a new context-- the new �place of teaching and learning.�
Strategy 2: Support the new context.
Strategy 3: Choose Your Change Strategy and Focus
Strategy 4: Build the Infrastructure
Infrastructure for Supporting Web learning...
Most Requested Services
Web Teaching and Learning Infrastructure - �Digital Plant�
Basic Characteristics of a Good T&L; Infrastructure
Strategy 5: Design to Learner Needs and Life-Style
Strategy 6: Collaborate with Others
Strategy 7: Don�t invest in too much technology of any one generation


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