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The design and future of open education: Curtis Bonk on Future Trends Forum
“We are in the learning century!” What does open education mean for higher education? After one conversation with Cable Green, my Future Trends Forum pursued this theme further on April 27th with excellent and dramatic guest Curtis Bonk. In this post I’ll … Continue reading
George Siemens and emerging educational technology: this week on the Future Trends Forum
This week we continue our emerging technology theme on the Future Trends Forum, as George Siemens will be my guest. George is an international recognized innovator and thinker in educational technology, known in part for helping develop connectivism learning theory. He’s … Continue reading
Virtual and mixed reality in education: Maya Georgieva on this week’s Future Trends Forum
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Emerging technologies in education: Phil Long on this week’s Future Trends Forum
This week the Future Trends Forum shifts its focus from economics and open education, towards addressing emerging technologies for higher education. buy trazodone online buy trazodone no prescription generic My guest will be Phil Long. Phil is currently the Vice Provost for … Continue reading
Open education’s long revolution: Cable Green on Future Trends Forum #11
Where does open education stand in 2016? On April 14th Cable Green, many participants, and I explored this question on the 11th Future Trends Forum. The chat box went wild with observations, lightning-fast links, and questions. Twitter discussion went well, … Continue reading
A master class on higher education economics: Future Trends Forum #10 with Robert Archibald: notes, Storify, and full video recording
On April 14th the Future Trends Forum explored higher education economics, in discussion with one of the leading experts on the subject. Professor Robert Archibald broke down the complex problem elegantly, while giving us a sneak peak at his forthcoming research, … Continue reading
Open education and the future: Cable Green on this week’s Future Trends Forum
Tomorrow I’ll be talking about open education with Cable Green on this week’s Future Trends Forum. Cable is the Creative Commons’ open education director. I plan on asking him about last week’s major open education conference in Krakow, how higher … Continue reading
Future Trends Forum #9 with Gardner Campbell: full recording, notes, and Storify
Last week we had Gardner Campbell on the Future Trends Forum, and the discussion hurtled along. Gardner, participants, and I explored pedagogy, the power of the hyperlink, data, instructors, institutions, eportfolios, language, students, assessment, a great card deck, our personal histories, … Continue reading
Today’s Future Trends Forum: Robert Archibald and higher education economics
What is happening to higher education economics? That’s the question professor Robert Archibald will help us address in today’s Future Trends Forum. Chancellor Professor of Economics at The College of William & Mary, Bob is a leading expert on higher … Continue reading
Future Trends Forum and Gardner Campbell in Campus Technology
A new Campus Technology article does an astonishing job of summarizing my recent Future Trends Forum discussion with Gardner Campbell. David Rath reports, synthesizes, and reflects with admirable detail and thoughtfulness. buy cymbalta online buy cymbalta no prescription generic He successfully … Continue reading
