Exploring faculty attitudes on tech

June 12, 2012 | Mediasite

Inside Higher Ed’s sixth annual Survey of Faculty Attitudes on Technology explores how professors and campus leaders view online learning and academic technology. Get an inside look at this year’s survey with IHE editor Doug Lederman.

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