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Electric Cars, Home Solar and Low-Cost Online Graduate Programs
Imagining a similar diffusion trajectory.
Thinking About A Shift to Low-Cost Online Degree Programs Through the Lens of ‘Change’
Can a book on complex contagions and network theory help us build a movement towards a new set of norms for master’s degrees?
Graduate Student Debt and Low-Cost Online Master’s Programs
Some data, some trends and some thoughts.
3 Questions for Whitney Kilgore, Co-Founder and Chief Academic Officer at iDesign
On online learning during COVID, alternative academic careers and what might be coming next in higher education.
The Coursera IPO and Why Every University Should Publish an S-1
The advantages of publicly articulating organizational risk factors.
Thinking About Chegg CEO's Prediction That 25% of Colleges Could Go Out of Business
How academics and ed-tech executives end up talking past one another.
Academic Staff and the Question of Post-Pandemic Autonomy
Is COVID-19 making (some) staff a bit more like (some) faculty?
Yes, Higher Ed Needs to Talk About ‘How to Avoid a Climate Disaster’
The surprisingly excellent new book from Bill Gates.