These are heady days for digital higher education. For advocates of all-things-digital, myself included, it appears we’ve earned our permanent place at the table. Whether fully online, blended or a […]
In the seemingly endless talk of the relative merits of different learning management systems by faculty at conferences, online and on-campus, it’s often forgotten that the university is the actual client, […]
Post by Group Founder, Keith Hampson Brands like Target and Apple have successfully used design to set themselves apart. Mainstream magazines like BusinessWeek and Fast Company now devote complete issues to design. College […]
Clayton Christensen introduced the concept of “disruptive innovation” in the late 1990s. Since then, it has been used in multiple sectors to explain the impact of new technologies, the rise […]
MOOCs have introduced a greater level of transparency in online higher education. They offer students a chance to evaluate and compare institutions to a degree previously unheard of in higher ed. […]
Sometimes the best way to understand what’s going on in higher education, or any field for that matter, is to ask a research firm. Because they work with a range […]
Hand-picked selections of articles, reports, blog posts and events from the last seven days (or so). 1 :: Free (Hopefully) According to the now well established concept of the Long Tail, popularised by […]
This Is Business Model Innovation for New Growth from Marc Sniukas A design thinking oriented approach to business model innovation. See on de.slideshare.net
Hand-picked selections of articles, reports, blog posts and events from the last seven days (or so).
Hand-picked selections of articles, reports, blog posts and events from the last seven days (or so).
If there’s a weak link in digital higher education, it’s instructional media. Too often college students are presented with repurposed text, cheaply and quickly produced by people with limited skills, time and incentives. This is using the Internet as a distribution mechanism – nothing more.
A new company, Adapt Courseware, is taking a different approach to instructional media, though. I see great promise. I asked CEO John Boersma to provide some details.
