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Judy Miller1, Mark Koyanagi, Kevin J Morgan
1The University of Portland, School of Nursing, Portland, Oregon 97203-5798, USA. millerj@up.edu
Abstract:
This article describes how technology can facilitate faculty engagement in curriculum development, use faculty time efficiently, and ensure program quality. A plan to initiate an accelerated second-degree bachelor of science in nursing option was the impetus for use of groupware electronic strategies to support faculty as valued members of the academic community, engaged in the undergraduate program and its curriculum. This article describes the two Web-based applications (electronic-based strategies) developed: the curriculum development homepage as a collaborative communication tool, and a curricular tracking tool.
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