Measuring Innovation: A Plausible Strategy for Information Technology

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Title:Measuring Innovation: A Plausible Strategy for Information Technology (ID: ERB0417)
Author(s):Robert Zemsky (The Learning Alliance) and William F. Massy (Stanford University)
Topics:Assessment and Evaluation, E-Learning, IT Effectiveness
Origin:Documents Contributed by ECAR, Research Bulletins (08/17/2004)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

Information technologies are often designed to measure the success of innovative strategies. This research bulletin presents a conceptual understanding of the process of change and innovation on the one hand, and a practical way of measuring current and future trajectories on the other. It is based on research conducted for the Weatherstation Project, a longitudinal study of e-learning, and describes the measurement strategies the project employed as well as the conceptual framework that provided the necessary definitions for e-learning.

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