Blueprint for Change in an Era of Rapid Reinvention
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Nations face an educational imperative: Educate more people, better, faster, and with higher quality. But a single model will not suffice. Education is a complex, adaptive system involving learners, faculty, families, employers, and institutions. Value is created—and co-created—based on aspirations, motivations, and preparation. In an era of rapid reinvention, how does higher education reset its expectations, design itself around the learner, and renew its commitment to using information technology well and wisely? This session will explore changes in learners, institutions, and employers.
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"Liberal arts students need project management skills." Is management really a 21st-century liberal art? #E12_GS02 #EDU12
#E12_GS02 collaboration and global are the final two thoughts for us to take away #edu12
Students need to become globally minded to get ahead. Online knows no borders. #EDU12 #E12_GS02
Takeaways: collaboration, global, multi-generational, connected learners. Get ready academia! #edu12 #e12_gs02
In the future: campuses will not be known by the buildings, but by the connectivity they received. #EDU12 #E12_GS02
Multigenerational education is growing online, but needs to happen on campus too. #EDU12 #E12_GS02
#E12_GS02 failure is good in the process, it's essential. The everyone wins models means not being able to do well in a business env #edu12
#e12_gs02 watching this via webinar - Elliott Masie is the only one who could pull off those shoes!
#E12_GS02 there is a communications decide between IT and higher ed #edu12
"Faculty should be spending time in the workplace. They are radically removed from what students will be doing" #MAISE #E12_GS02 #EDU12