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Re-engineering the University

Re-engineering the university describes an attempt to introduce network-based learning on an institution-wide scale in a UK university. It covers the background leading up to the high level, strategic decision to develop an e-Campus, the rationale for this initiative, the development methodology and the outcomes. It goes on to review the lessons learned, with recommendations for practical implementation of such projects by others.

Stephen C. Brown

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