Tim Kadlec • 7/14/2008

Improving Web-Ed

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The article critiques the outdated state of web development education in colleges, noting a lack of focus on standards-based development, CSS, the DOM, and modern JavaScript. It attributes this to the fast pace of the tech industry and slow curriculum updates. The author suggests solutions like more frequent curriculum reviews, hiring industry professionals as instructors, and implementing rotating courses on emerging standards.

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