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It's tempting to think that we could come up with a neat, one-size-fits-all approach to curriculum and learning that gives teachers a clearer sense of what to teach and when, and policy makers a better way to assess and optimize student performance. ... 
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"Are we asking our students to collect dots or connect dots?" asks author Seth Godin, who wrote the book Stop Stealing Dreams. In this TEDxYouth Talk, Godin
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Brilliant as he was, Steve Jobs couldn't have managed his way out of a paper bag at a great university; corporate CEOs thus have something to learn from higher education.
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The world of higher education as we have known it has entered the twilight zone. Their contours still recognizable, America's colleges and universities are becoming shades of their past selves.
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Yes, this is real: "Zombies in the Academy" is a new book outlined at http://t.co/1iYcvoSgIW The real disruptive change in higher ed?
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The higher education sector is entering a renaissance of innovation spurred on by students and staff using handheld devices to access and share informati Dec 13.
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Is big change in higher education possible? With votes of no confidence flying around and private ventures getting serious amounts of flack, the world of academia has been pretty animated this week. ...
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As regular readers of this blog know, I have been using Clayton Christensen's concept of disruptive innovation to frame issues in higher education since 2006 (Disruptive technologies: when great universities fail?
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Get the full course on Udemy at https://goo.gl/ixlBwn or iTunes University at https://goo.gl/9pGDAt The goal of this section is to provide an...
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There’s an unexpected revolution in higher education growing every day that will shape the course of history in the 21st Century. (This is an extreme alternative, but something definitely needs to change in higher education.
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"The personal motto of the Roman emperor Augustus — Festina lente, “make haste slowly” — is an apt adage for those who are making important decisions about the future of public higher education."
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Innovation in Higher Education Management for Change and Diversifying Internal and External Financing Sources Funds may not only be acquired through obtaining (Innovation in #HigherEd Management for Change –
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You’d have to be living under a rock to not be aware that technology has changed our lives in every possible area. Hospitals now use iPads and tablets to hold patient records; sports arenas now have HD jumbo-trons; most every person has, if not a smart phone, a cell phone; and cars are increasingly more reliant on tech with Bluetooth, rear-view cameras, and alarm.
Olga Kiss's comment,
March 9, 2013 7:29 PM
very interesting post, and the TED lecture it refers to is amazing: http://www.ted.com/talks/daphne_koller_what_we_re_learning_from_online_education.html Thank you, Luis!
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American higher education is at a major turning point. We are in the midst of enormous social, political, economic, and technological changes that are part of big long-term shifts in the economic and political position of the U.S. in the world, shifts that began several decades ago.
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By giving U.S. government new way to measure "value" of academic programs, rules could reframe federal regulation of all colleges, not just for-profits.
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