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Remaking the Academy: Twenty-First-Century Challenges to Higher Education in the Age of Information

Title:Remaking the Academy: Twenty-First-Century Challenges to Higher Education in the Age of Information (ID: ERM0023)
Author(s):Jorge Klor de Alva (Apollo International)
Topics:Higher Education Transformation, Trends and Visions, Workforce Issues
Origin:EDUCAUSE Review (2000)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Higher education around the world must undergo a dramatic makeover if it expects to educate a workforce in this period of profound transition. This article postulates that institutions that can continually change and keep up with the needs of a transforming economy, will survive, and those that can not or will not change will become irrelevant.
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