Achieving the Embarrassment LevelCRLF
Steven W. Gilbert,
Syllabus,
Jan 15, 2002
The 'Embarrassment Level' is an instructional technology equivalent of the poverty level: it is the minimum level at which institutions shoudl provide services for all staff and students. It's a pretty generous level - including ethernet and a colour printer within fifty yards - but still a pretty good guide to overall connectivity. The author should think a bit more about usage levels, too: a staff member that does nothing more than read and respond to emails is, in my view, hopelessly impoverished.
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