The Planning, Development, and Maintenance of CWISs: Experience Under the Southern Cross

Abstract

Traditional patterns of communications between universities and students are multifaceted, relying on a range of printed handbooks, guides, and publications, many of which are available only on the university campus at staff, administration, and student union offices. There is a fundamental mismatch between this method of information distribution and the profile of many institutions of higher education which see a significant proportion of students studying part time either on‐campus, or, increasingly, off‐campus.

Citation

Debreceny, R. (1994), "The Planning, Development, and Maintenance of CWISs: Experience Under the Southern Cross", Campus-Wide Information Systems, Vol. 11 No. 1, pp. 21-30. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb027568