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What Katrina Taught Us About Online Delivery
In 2005, more than 120 U.S. universities came to the aid of some 20 colleges and universities that had been impacted by Hurricane Katrina through shared online classes.
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Semester Without End
What if the learning and engagement from a single class offering were not to stop with the semester -- if instead it continued throughout a career?
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Know Your Students
Far too often we begin planning a class with the content, pedagogy, technology and outcomes in mind -- without first researching the students.
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Dawn of 5G: Empowering VR, AR and Much More
The enormous potential of virtual and augmented reality will be enabled through the wide-scale rollout of fifth-generation mobile bandwidths.
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2020s -- the Decade of AI and Quantum
We are entering the decade of AI and quantum environments that will reshape higher education.
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Our Greatest Strength Is Our Greatest Vulnerability
The greatest strength of online learning is the anytime and anywhere characteristic, but the online aspect is also our greatest vulnerability.
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The Rise of Do-It-Yourself Education
Do it yourself is more than just a trend for crafts and home improvements -- it is an ethos that has reached higher education.
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A Fresh Look at Blockchain in Higher Ed
Blockchain is advancing in higher education, as it is in all of society, with some interesting new applications and ramifications.