Faculty Views on Digital Courseware

by Jonathan Hornstein

Published by: Inside Higher Ed

Tyton Partners, the former Education Growth Advisors, this week released the first of three papers based on surveys it conducted on faculty and administrator attitudes about digital courseware. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funded the surveys, which yielded 2,700 responses.

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