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Ordidge, Irene – Education + Training, 1997
In the United Kingdom, only 22% of all information technology (IT) workers and only 4% of all IT managers are women. Initiatives to attract females to IT careers include exposure to computer-based activities at an early age through the National Curriculum. (SK)
Descriptors: Academic Aspiration, Change Strategies, Employment Patterns, Females
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Peterson, Paul D. – Administration in Mental Health, 1987
Asserts that mental health planning has been limited by conceptual and logistical restraints, causing planning to be isolated from management and ineffectual in describing total system of services required by persons experiencing severe mental illness. Describes application of new ideas and information technologies which can yield enhanced…
Descriptors: Administration, Change Strategies, Delivery Systems, Information Technology
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Thach, Liz; Murphy, Karen L. – American Journal of Distance Education, 1994
Explores the levels of collaboration required for successful distance education applications. Discussion includes a description of a continuum outlining the local (micro) to international (macro) levels of collaboration, a graphical depiction of components along the continuum, and implications for change in higher education institutions using…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Cooperative Programs, Distance Education, Educational Benefits
Hibbler, Fritz; Mitchell, Linda – Business Officer, 1995
The process of reengineering the administrative information system at the University of Idaho required careful planning, development of a set of philosophies, and several strategies for ensuring success. The latter included a humorous symbol (a jitter bug) to express concern, improved institutional communications, and a focus on logistical issues.…
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Change Strategies, College Administration, Higher Education