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Looking back at 2024 from the bloghouse
I want to close out 2024 with a look back at the year on this blog. You see, one of the rewards and pleasures of blogging is the way it expresses and illuminates emerging ideas. A blogger might have plans … Continue reading
How to support an independent higher education futurist on Giving Tuesday
Today is Giving Tuesday, an American-invented day to encourage people to support good causes. If you think what I do is such a cause, I’d like to encourage you to support this work. To explain: my work concerns the future … Continue reading
AI, higher education, and the future: launching a Substack
What might new developments in artificial intelligence mean for higher education? I’ve been exploring this topic for years, and now would like to announce a new project about it. I’m launching a Substack newsletter, AI and Academia, with the goal … Continue reading
This blog in the year 2021
It’s customary at year’s end to look back at one’s career or life over that period. 2021 was a wild year. It came right after an epic 2020. 2022 also looks challenging… I don’t really have the time this week … Continue reading
Support your independent higher education futurist
Today I’d like to invite your support for my work. To explain: I’m an independent higher education futurist and can’t do this work alone. What that means: as a higher education futurist, I conduct research into how academia evolves. A … Continue reading
When COVID hit higher education: one year ago this week
The COVID-19 pandemic has raged long enough that we now have one year anniversaries. As vaccines race against variants, we can look back a year to see what we were doing and thinking at the terrible thing began. What did … Continue reading
Station identification, May 2019
Hello. I’m Bryan Alexander, and this is my blog. buy xifaxan online buy xifaxan no prescription generic I am a futurist, specializing in the future of higher education and technology. That means I speak, consult, lead workshops, and teach on … Continue reading
Looking back on 2018 from this blog
It is now a ritual for any digital site to offer a year-end retrospective. The usual patterns involve summarizing a site’s big issues and their highlights, adding a footnote either glum or cautiously optimistic about the year to come. Sometimes … Continue reading
The FTTE report is now a paid subscription publication
Today the September Future Trends in Technology and Education report will appear. I have a major announcement about that. This is the last free issue. From now on FTTE will only be available by paid subscription. If you would like … Continue reading
Post 1,000
Today’s post is number 1,000. That’s one thousand individual blog posts over the past seven+ years. What does this milestone number mean? We can look at it through stats. One thousand posts consist of 620,334 words, according to the WP Word … Continue reading


