The University of California at Los Angeles' implementation of web-based courses is a good case study. This means hiring 60-80 technology consultants who are mostly students.
Some students dislike the extra charge.
A student committee is opposed to this plan. Besides the cost issue, the committee is also afraid that the increase in web traffic will overload the campus network. In addition, some professors fear that maintaining the web pages will be time consuming. Moreover, students might find so much information on line that they won't bother to attend class. I am afraid the answer is still negative.