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Tuition Free College: Yesterday and Tomorrow
The personal and policy memory of tuition-free higher education from an earlier era seems lost in the current election cycle.
Going Digital: Not If, But How
"Implementation," said the long-ago professor in the opening minutes of a graduate school seminar on public policy, "is the movement of cup to lip." That's probably an appropriate metaphor for the conversation about the movement towards digital course materials in higher education.
Review and Promotion, Tenure and Technology
Presidents and provosts, along with and institutional promotional documents, routinely proclaim the campus commitment to technology and instructional innovation. Why it is do so few institutions acknowledge faculty IT efforts in the review and promotion process?
OER Issues: Apples, Orchards and Infrastructure
Three issues loom large for OER advocates: quality, ecosystems and infrastructure.
On a “Less Commercial” EDUCAUSE
An open letter to Joshua Kim in response to two of his recent blog posts.
Amazon Does Downloading; Do You?
The new downloading feature from Amazon Prime Instant Video has thrown a digital gauntlet at the feet of academe, one that again highlights the impact of consumer experiences on student expectations.
Looking Beyond the Tale of Two Tech Company Sales
The buying and selling of ed tech companies by investment firms seems to create more distance between owners, management and campus clients.