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The very worst thing written about adjuncts and tenure in 2017
This month has made me even busier than usual, between working on a stack of multiple projects, a series of trips, and my helping my wife cope with a health crisis. I’ve had to put off many tasks and ideas. … Continue reading
Vermont governor Scott's historic broadband mistake
Vermont’s new governor has given his first budget address. It is, among other things, bad news for our state’s broadband situation. Our internet speeds tend to be low, which is typical for a rural American state. For several years Montpelier … Continue reading
A Forum milestone: 50 videos
We’ve reached a fun milestone. Almost exactly one year after launching the Future Trends Forum, there after now fifty (50) sessions available for your viewing pleasure on YouTube. 50. That’s a tremendous amount of thoughtful conversation. It’s exciting to see … Continue reading
Another glimpse of European higher education and technology
Last week I had the honor of addressing a European Union higher education meeting in Malta. I actually presented three times, each session offering a different cut of my thoughts on the future of education and technology. The conference was … Continue reading
The Future Trends Forum leaps into 2017
After a holiday break (and nice online party) the Future Trends Forum is roaring back for the new year. First, a glance back. The Forum launched on February 11th, 2016, almost one year ago, with Audrey Watters as our first … Continue reading
The next 15 years of high school graduates
What will the high school graduate population look like in the near- and medium-term future? A new Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) study, Knocking at the College Door, looks at graduation rates through 2032, and thereby offers some … Continue reading
It's time to upgrade our CRAAP detectors
Mike Caulfield’s long post about digital literacy has been getting some attention, as it should. He thoughtfully tests some digital literacy tools against real world problems. Caulfield also mixes in the Stanford study (my notes here). Read the whole thing, … Continue reading
Moving forward in dark times: two inspirations
Where do we go for inspiration and optimism? I’ve been asking myself this over the past half year, especially when I’ve been submerged in dark times. Obviously the Trump election has been a force for depression. 2016 has for many … Continue reading
Me making more media: how can it be sustained in 2017?
Yesterday I posted about having two big decisions to make, looking ahead to 2017. Both decisions concern the various future of education and technology content projects I run, including the FTTE report and the Future Trends Forum. Thursday’s post was … Continue reading
What futures work should I do in 2017? Podcasts, games, Twitter storms, and the specter of FOE
I have two big decisions to make, looking ahead to 2017. Both are about the various future of education and technology media content projects I run, including the FTTE report and the Future Trends Forum. I’m blogging here to brainstorm … Continue reading
