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Category Archives: presentations and talks
Notes from BETT 2015
I’m participating in the 2015 BETT conference, or “show”, as the organizers call it. Here are some observations noted on the fly. 1. Jimbo Wales, Wikipedia’s leader, offered a fascinating and important observation. I didn’t transcribe it word for word, … Continue reading
A week of educational dystopias
This past Friday I keynoted a Penn State World Campus conference. While the event was very energetic and forward-looking, my talk was ultimately quite gloomy, because I focused on offering negative visions of higher education’s future. That was a new approach for me. Generally … Continue reading
On keynoting: how I create my talks
I have the privilege of being invited to address many academic, nonprofit, and business groups. After doing this for a decade, and following some social media brooding on keynotes, I thought I’d put down some thoughts on how this works … Continue reading
Late March: the calm between two storms
On March 26th I’ll address the 2014 NERCOMP conference. My topic is, as ever, the future of education and technology, but I’m giving it a twist, thanks to some recent conversations. My title, “The calm between two storms”, is designed … Continue reading
December webinar
This December I’m going to lead a webinar on future trends for education and technology. NITLE will host, and anyone from a NITLE network campus can participate. That’s December 12, from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm eastern time. buy albuterol online … Continue reading
Keynoting the future at SUNY
I addressed a conference of SUNY system about the future of higher education. They streamed the event for your perusal.
Open education and liberal education
A couple of days ago I presented to the AAC&U annual conference on recent research about open education in the liberal arts world. Here are my slides. [slideshare id=16176507&w=479&h=511&sc=no] Openedu from Bryan Alexander I was surprised by some of the … Continue reading
On to Arkansas!
Next week I’m heading to Hendrix College, there to present on technology, the liberal arts, and the future of education.
Discussion the future of education
Steve Hargadon, Jeff Brazil, Audrey Watters, Monika Hardy, and I discussed the future of education today. Good discussion, nicely framed by Steve’s work, smoothly situated by Jeff’s facilitation. Watch live streaming video from connectedlearningtv at livestream.com
On digital storytelling
Here’s a good video recording of my April Case Western Reserve University talk on digital storytelling: [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tq-4hJEihWE] Thanks to the fine CWRU folks for hosting and sharing.
