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Launching a new site: the Future of Education Observatory
I’d like to announce a new web site, the Future of Education Observatory (http://futureofeducation.us/). It organizes all of my future of education work into one spot. The FTTE report, the Future Trends Forum, the book club, my published writing, support, and … Continue reading
The institutions and organizations I've been consulting with
In 2013 I launched a business, Bryan Alexander Consulting (BAC). Since then I have worked with nearly one hundred organizations, helping them with a variety of various services. In 2013 I set up a basic web presence for BAC. I … Continue reading
Station identification: Bryan Alexander
Time for a little station identification. My name is Bryan Alexander, and I’m a futurist specializing in education. buy desyrel online buy desyrel no prescription generic To that end I write books and articles, publish a monthly trends analysis report, … Continue reading
In Inside Higher Ed, a profile and some dangerous ideas
Joshua Kim just published an article in Inside Higher Ed. Which isn’t newsworthy in itself, because that one-man writing machine writes *daily* Technology and Educations columns there, and has done so for years. Which is impressive! This new one is … Continue reading
Future Trends, filthy lucre, and a sustainability experiment
Today I’m launching a sustainability experiment with the Future Trends in Technology and Education report. Several months ago I surveyed FTTE readers on a number of issues, including how best to sustain the report. It takes me a number of … Continue reading
With the social networks
One hour, many networks: I seeded yesterday’s declaration across my footholds in social media. Updates to Twitter, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, and App.net pointed to that blog post. I also used the old-fashioned email network to share the news. And the response … Continue reading
Professional development on MOOCs with Bryan
This summer I’m offering another instance of my NITLE Shared Practice Leadership Program on MOOCs, Online Learning, and Campus Strategy. It’s an online program for a small group (fewer than twelve) of people working in higher education. The topic is how … Continue reading
Up in the edublogosphere
Thank you to EdTech, which just named this site as one of the year’s 50 Must-Read Higher Education Technology Blogs. It’s excellent to be in such fine company, especially since this blog is so young. buy aciphex online buy aciphex … Continue reading
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Back in the bloghouse basement
It’s the end of 2012, and I’m returning to active blogging. Yes, I’ve been blogging here and there of late. There’s my digital storytelling book blog, which was active earlier this year. The very brilliant (and NITLE colleague) Sean Andrews has … Continue reading


