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Category Archives: writing
On digital literacy: we release a new report
Over the past three months I’ve had the privilege of working with the New Media Consortium to develop a new report on digital literacy. buy dapoxetine online buy dapoxetine no prescription generic Our research and writing were also generously supported … Continue reading
Catching up with my latest book: Gearing Up for Learning Beyond K–12
Late last year I published another book. It’s a little one, crammed with information and ideas, and available in paperback: Gearing Up for Learning Beyond K–12 (Solution Tree Press, 2015) The goal of this book is to explain changes in higher … Continue reading
What has happened in digital storytelling since 2011? A selfish query
I have a nice opportunity, thanks to my publisher, to create a second edition of my 2011 book The New Digital Storytelling. Praeger wants the new version to reflect what has changed in the digital storytelling world over the past five … Continue reading
Mobile and game-based storytelling
A fine new book on mobile storytelling has just appeared in print. buy neurontin online buy neurontin no prescription generic It’s edited by Jason Farman, and entitled The Mobile Story (Routledge, 2014; Amazon). Articles address a wide range of issues, from … Continue reading
Mobile learning in 2013
A free ebook on mobile learning has appeared, ably wrangled by David Rogelberg. buy prednisone online buy prednisone no prescription generic It’s “Mobile Education – Lessons from 35 Education Experts on Improving Learning with Mobile Technology” , and you can read it … Continue reading
Unusual approaches to the future of education
I published a new article on “Gaming the Future of Higher Education” over at the NITLE Academic Common site. The short essay describes several approaches, including scenarios, role-playing. buy augmentin online buy augmentin no prescription generic and a prediction market. … Continue reading
Launching a new project: Future Trends in Technology and Education
This week I’m starting a new project. It’s a monthly email newsletter called Future Trends in Technology and Education, or FTTE. It’s the successor to the Future Trends report I created for the National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education (NITLE). … Continue reading
Launching Future Trends report
This month I fired off the first issue of a monthly report on the future of higher education. It’s called Future Trends, and goes to leaders of NITLE Network campuses. In each report I present a list of significant trends … Continue reading
Open education, a new paper
My NITLE colleague Lisa Spiro and I have co-authored a new paper. buy lipitor online buy lipitor no prescription generic “Open Education in the Liberal Arts: A NITLE Working Paper” (April 2012) is a working paper that covers a … Continue reading
New Future of Higher Education column
My last Educause Quarterly column just came out, “Imagining the Future of Higher Education”. And I had a lot of fun with it, from outrageous scenario names to sneaking in ghost stories.
