Georgia State University

Effects of Information Technology on Scholarly Productivity

to support a study of the effects of access to information technology on disparities in academic productivity among tiers of institutions and between men and women

Location:
Atlanta, GA, United States
Amount:
$203,000
Date:
Sept. 15, 2006
Length:
50 months
Program Area:
Higher Education and Scholarship in the Humanities
Area of focus:
Research on Higher Education
Reference number:
30600678

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