Joining host @DanLinna, @MISupremeCourt Chief Justice @BridgetMaryMC details the “unexpected upsides” of the global pandemic, like opportunities for greater access to justice, better litigant experiences, […]
DC: Now there’s a thought/question… How might increased competition amongst #accreditors impact #innovation within #HigherEducation?! Is that’s what’s been missing? Hmmm…could easily be an incredible […]
Are universities going the way of CDs and cable TV? — from theatlantic.com by Michael Smith; with thanks to Homa Tavangar & Will Richardson for […]
To survive the pandemic, American colleges need a revolution — from linkedin.com by Jeff Selingo Excerpts: Moreover, the American higher education system is built largely […]
From DSC: If the first wave of the Coronavirus continues — and is joined by a second wave later this year or early next year […]
June 29, 2007: Apple Releases the iPhone, Transforming Much of the Modern World — from by Kevin Levick Excerpts: Over the past 10 years, Apple’s […]
From DSC: The article below got me to thinking about designing learning experiences and what our learning experiences might be like in the future — […]
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What will learning look like this fall? — excerpt and resources below are from Instructure’s Canvas CSM June 2020 Newsletter Institutions across the world are […]
Colleges cut academic programs in the face of budget shortfalls due to Covid-19 — from cnbc.com by Jessica Dickler Key points: As colleges face extreme […]
The “new normal” paradox: What COVID-19 has revealed about higher education — from bigthink.com by Dr. Michael Crow, President of ASU Excerpt: Third, it is […]
From DSC: I saw the piece below from Graham Brown-Martin’s solid, thought-provoking posting entitled, “University as a Service (UaaS)” out at medium.com. My question is: […]
