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Campus Portals

  • 06/27/02

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Feature Story
Campus Portals: Future Hope, Past History, or More Hype?
As the dot.com economy cooled down, the campus portal market revised its business plans and consolidated providers. In this new era, what is the future for campus portals? Should campuses continue to develop them? If so, what are reasoned approaches to take, and what is their true value? Here, David Eisler of Weber State University assesses the new challenges of portals in higher education.

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