The evolution of educational information systems and nurse faculty roles

Nurs Educ Perspect. 2006 Sep-Oct;27(5):247-53.

Abstract

Institutions of higher education are purchasing and/or designing sophisticated administrative information systems to manage such functions as the application, admissions, and registration process, grants management, student records, and classroom scheduling. Although faculty also manage large amounts of data, few automated systems have been created to help faculty improve teaching and learning through the management of information related to individual students, the curriculum, educational programs, and program evaluation. This article highlights the potential benefits that comprehensive educational information systems offer nurse faculty.

Publication types

  • Review

MeSH terms

  • Commerce
  • Computer User Training
  • Computer-Assisted Instruction / statistics & numerical data
  • Computer-Assisted Instruction / trends
  • Curriculum
  • Decision Support Systems, Clinical / organization & administration
  • Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate / organization & administration
  • Education, Nursing, Graduate / organization & administration
  • Educational Measurement
  • Educational Technology / organization & administration*
  • Faculty, Nursing / organization & administration*
  • Health Services Needs and Demand
  • Humans
  • Information Systems / organization & administration*
  • Internet / organization & administration
  • Leadership
  • Management Information Systems / statistics & numerical data
  • Management Information Systems / trends
  • Multimedia
  • Nurse's Role*
  • Nursing Education Research / organization & administration
  • Nursing Informatics / education
  • Nursing Informatics / organization & administration*
  • Organizational Innovation