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Category Archives: interviews
Mobile, MOOCs, and more thoughts on the future of education
I was interviewed about the future of education a couple of weeks ago. Mostly I brood over mobile and MOOCs. buy vilitra online buy vilitra no prescription generic There’s an audio version, too.
On games for learning
Sarah “Intellagirl” Robbins and I discuss gaming for learning in an Educause interview. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xEd0HU9jT4]
Talking about the future of education
One article recently carried my broodings on the future of education. Campus Technology had a panel of futurists reacting to different technologies. I took on MOOCs, among others: MOOCs are of great concern to campus leaders and stakeholders, from chief … Continue reading
One glimpse into the future of higher education
I offer a very short glimpse into the future of education within this recent Pew report. It reads like so: Bryan Alexander, senior fellow for the National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education (NITLE), envisioned that, “By 2020 we will … Continue reading
Interviewed about technology and learning
I had a good discussion with the very kind Nellie Deutsch last week. It’s about 55 minutes of content, and a free Web stream. buy intagra online buy intagra no prescription generic
I visit the Magic Macguffin camp
This week the summer DS106 crew (Magic Macguffin) invited me to hang out for an hour’s chat. We talked storytelling, tech, and education. Google+ Hangout was the platform, and now also the recording medium. Here’s the session: [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6avaBcMGJIo]
Interviewed on the Future of Education
Steve Hargadon interviewed me this week. Our discussion touched on liberal education, technology, and the future of higher education. Steve is a generous interviewer; the chat room was very active. You can listen to this mp3, or fire up a … Continue reading
Web vs apps for the future
I enjoyed being part of the Pew/Elon future of the internet project once again. buy zithromax online buy zithromax no prescription generic This time they published some quotes from we surveyeds – here’s mine. Bryan Alexander, a senior fellow at … Continue reading
Quick interview by Howard Rheingold
Howard Rheingold interviews me about technology and teaching, over on the DML channel. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWDssIIoCYE]
Bryan on SOPA.edu
I’m interviewed about SOPA’s likely impact on education. Reporter is Denny Carter, venue is eCampus News. buy forzest online buy forzest no prescription generic This sprang from an impromptu videoconference discussion I hosted two weeks ago.
