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Nearly five years ago on October 27, 2008 Clayton Christensen and Michael Horn briefed participants at an American Enterprise Institute [AEI] meeting on “Disruptive Innovation in Education and Health Care.” Christensen and his work were...
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Scooped by Ana Cristina Pratas |
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Ana Cristina Pratas's insight:
"In Disrupting Class Christensen and Horn write:
All disruptions share a pattern, Disruptions [from new technology] first compete against nonconsumption [of old technology] …The technology improves and the underlying cost declines. …"
Potentially massively disruptive, but for now Sebastian Thrun's comment stands: "A medium where only self-motivated Web-savvy people sign up, and the success rate is 10 percent, doesn’t strike me quite yet as a solution to the problems of higher education,”