A small school ventures into the world of the CWIS

Abstract

By the fall of 1992, Kenyon College, a liberal arts school of 1,500 students in Gambier, Ohio, had just completed its campus network infrastructure, which provided network access to virtually all campus buildings. The campus community was communicating via e‐mail and beginning to share much information electronically. The time was ripe for Kenyon to consider how to utilize this new environment to more fully integrate its wide variety of information resources into a campus‐wide information system, or CWIS.

Citation

Actis, B. (1995), "A small school ventures into the world of the CWIS", Campus-Wide Information Systems, Vol. 12 No. 2, pp. 20-26. https://doi.org/10.1108/10650749510798765