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Category Archives: writing
Anticipating a pandemic
Here’s one thing about being a futurist. Sometimes the world confirms one of your scenarios or models, but it’s not something to celebrate. That’s because what you foresaw isn’t good news for anyone when it actually enters the real world. … Continue reading
In the media for Academia Next
Since Academia Next came out (Johns Hopkins University Press) (Amazon) I’ve lucked into a bunch of media appearances. It’s excellent to get the word out about the book, of course, but I also love the conversational aspect. It helps me … Continue reading
Writing a book: some thoughts
What is writing a book like? How can people best accomplish a long writing project? Several friends have asked to share my experience, partly because I’ve written and seen into print three books (Academia Next, Gearing Up for Learning Beyond … Continue reading
5 AIs in Search of a Campus
How might AI appear on campus? Last week I published a very short article in EDUCAUSE Review where I tried to imagine how this could play out. I wanted to try a new approach to the topic, and I also … Continue reading
My new book is now available for pre-order
My newest book, Academia Next: The Futures of Higher Education, is heading down the chute towards publication. It is, in fact, now available for pre-order from Johns Hopkins University Press. I can share the awesome, glorious, eye-popping cover: Personally, seeing a book … Continue reading
Writing about my ed tech seminar in EdSurge
I’m writing a series of columns for EdSurge this semester. The topic: my Georgetown educational technology seminar at Georgetown. buy clomid online buy clomid no prescription generic With each column I dive into one topic we explored in class, along … Continue reading
Scenario: the alt. residential campus of 2028
What might college campuses look like in the future? I’d like to offer one scenario here, which I’ve variously called “Alt.Residential” and “ARcampus.” It stems from my recent work, and is feeding into a chapter for my upcoming book, so … Continue reading
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
More end of the year writing by, about, and around me
As 2017 comes to an end, publications keep sharing my words. At NPR Anya Kamanentz interviewed me about what seems to be happening with for-profit higher education. (Anya was a fine Future Trends Forum guest. In fact, she was our … Continue reading
On being a futurist
Campus Technology just published an article of mine about my futures work and methods. I introduce trend analysis, environmental scanning, scenarios, and science fiction, then tie it all together with practical tips for campus technology offices. buy nolvadex online buy … Continue reading
