Conference paper 2021

The innovative application of "internet +" information technology in university student management

ACM International Conference Proceeding Series
Conference · pp. 1424-1427
Abstract

With the gradual development of the "Internet +"model, the management of college students is also facing great challenges. On the one hand, the Internet age has caused a major change in the way of thinking of students, which has increased the difficulty of managing students in colleges and universities. On the other hand, the Internet the era has had a huge impact on the traditional student management model, and it is necessary to innovate and reform the traditional management. To this end, it is necessary to strengthen the innovation of student management thinking mode, and implement student management from two aspects: student daily management model innovation and student ideological management method innovation. The innovation of work ensures that the management of college students in the Internet era can be carried out effectively. © 2021 ACM.

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Author Keywords

information technology "Internet +" Colleges and Universities Student Management

Index Keywords

Education computing Students University students Colleges and universities College students Internet information Ways of thinking Management Model "internet +" Internet models Student management Traditional management
Author Affiliations
Chongqing College of Electronic Engineering, Chongqing, China
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