Capital-Labour Substitution in University Education :: The EclectEcon
Great post by The EclectEcon on the growing podcasting of university lectures.
Will salaries in academia follow the same path as in electronic media where superstars earn super salaries?
Here's another thought about the Ludditian fears about lecture podcasts: I have this "friend" who isn't such a great teacher. If his colleagues start podcasting what conclusions can we draw about his teaching?
Great post by The EclectEcon on the growing podcasting of university lectures.
Will salaries in academia follow the same path as in electronic media where superstars earn super salaries?
Here's another thought about the Ludditian fears about lecture podcasts: I have this "friend" who isn't such a great teacher. If his colleagues start podcasting what conclusions can we draw about his teaching?
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posted by John B. Chilton at 1/19/2006 04:06:00 PM
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Either your friend's teaching will improve, or he will concentrate on something else in which he has a comparative advantage, such as research, administration, or something outside academia.
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