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Category Archives: interviews
Discussing the book in progress with EdSurge
Last week EdSurge hosted me for a video discussion about the book I’m writing. Jeff Young was a fine host, and also wrote up good notes. There is also a video recording of our conversation: A few aspects struck me. … Continue reading
I am on another podcast, and it’s good
Last month I had the good fortune to be interviewed on the Research in Action podcast, produced by Oregon State University’s ECampus Research Unit. Click here for the whole thing, or just play below: Be sure to stick around for … Continue reading
In US News and World Report
A US News and World Report article on higher education and debt quotes me several times. buy avana online buy avana no prescription generic I speak with Wayne Duggan about the debt problem, higher ed financing, and artificial intelligence possibilities. … Continue reading
On students as critical makers
In October I had the good fortune to sit down with Steve Hargadon and discuss connections between digital literacy and educational making. We touched on a lot of topics in a few minutes, including critical making, libraries, support ecosystems, inter-institutional … Continue reading
I am profiled by the Connected Learning Alliance
The Connected Learning Alliance published an interview with/profile of me this week. It was conducted and written by the very great Howard Rheingold. We discuss open education, mobile, gaming and simulations, the power of small colleges and universities, automation, social media, … Continue reading
Talking about the future of education with university business officers
If you like audio, here’s another interview with me. I met with the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) and talked about all kinds of educational developments. I’m very excited to work with NACUBO, since campus finance leaders … Continue reading
Defining personalized learning
What does “personalized learning” mean? The EDUCAUSE media team asked a bunch of us for our answers at last month’s ELI conference. “Us” = Randy Bass, Tahnja Wilson, Michael Crow, me, David Wiley, Shannon McCarty, and Tristan Denley. It’s only a … Continue reading
Does technology reduce the costs of teaching?
Can schools use technology to cut the costs of teaching? I’m one of three consultants consulted by the Chronicle of Higher Education in an article answering that question. My opening gambit: “Over all, technology usually does not help reduce instructional … Continue reading
Podcasting about the future of education
Here’s an education, technology, and the future trifecta. buy tadalafil online buy tadalafil no prescription generic Jim Dutcher (SUNY Cobleskill) interviewed me about the future of education for his podcast. He also interviewed with the indispensable Casey Green. Casey’s the creator and … Continue reading
A brace of education and technology trends for 2016
Campus Technology asked a group of us about major educational technology trends for this year. We discussed developments and likely possibilities for competency-based education, data analytics, makerspaces, mobile, virtual reality, and wearables, web video, and wireless infrastructure, among others.
