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Two more American campuses launch queen sacrifices
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How is higher education adapting to the pandemic? Introducing #COVedStories
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Late night thoughts on a fine day of FOECasting
I wanted to share some thoughts after a day and night of energetic discussion. I might ramble a bit here. What I want to do is reflect on three days of intensive thinking with dozens of people around the world, … Continue reading
Help name our new future of education project
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Beyond the Horizon Report: a plan and a call for participation
Two weeks ago I floated the idea of creating a new project, a future of education and technology initiative that would go beyond the late Horizon Report. I wasn’t sure if anyone would respond, to be honest. This is awkward … Continue reading
Libraries, ed tech, net neutrality, and online learning: this month on the Future Trends Forum
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Beyond the Horizon Report: towards a new project
The Horizon Report, produced by the New Media Consortium, seems to be ending with that group’s liquidation. (To learn more about the NMC’s sudden demise read here and here.) What’s next? Will the Horizon project become a historical artifact and … Continue reading
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A disclaimer about the New Media Consortium and myself
I am writing this post after numerous public and private conversations, including some with lawyers. To be completely clear, in case it’s not: I do not work for the New Media Consortium. I am an independent actor, unaffiliated with NMC, … Continue reading
