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Six emerging technologies are identified across three adoption horizons over the next one to five years, as well as key trends and challenges expected to continue over the same period, giving campus leaders and practitioners a valuable guide for strategic technology planning. 
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John Hennessy of Stanford and Salman Khan of Khan Academy talk to Walt Mossberg at The Wall Street Journal's D: All Things Digital conference about how technology might be used to make the college numbers add up... Via Mark Smithers
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Atlanta — Higher education’s spin on the Silicon Valley garage. That was the vision laid out in September, when the Georgia Institute of Technology announced a new lab for disruptive ideas, the Center for 21st Century Universities. During a visit to Atlanta last week, I checked in to see how things were going, sitting down with Richard A. DeMillo, the center’s director and Georgia Tech’s former dean of computing, and Paul M.A. Baker, the center’s associate director. We talked about challenges and opportunities facing colleges at a time of economic pain and technological change—among them the chance that many universities might follow Borders Bookstores into oblivion. Via Mark Smithers, Kim Flintoff
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Guest post authored by Chris Proulx, President & CEO of eCornell 2012 was a transformative year in education. Between the introduction of the MOOC (the ‘Massive Open Online Course’), and the explosive growth in the number of online offerings, all...
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Excessive specialization has created a culture of expertise that has distorted higher education and had a negative impact on faculty members, students and the broader society. Via Mark Smithers
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