Disruptive Innovation: Current Trends and Future Directions

Thursday

Nov 8th, 2012

9:10 AM - 10:00 AM

Mountain Time

Mile High Ballroom 4C/4D

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Session Type: Concurrent Session
Leadership, Management, and Governance
Theme(s): Leading Edge/Strategic Innovation, Strategic Value of IT, Open and Community Source

How are colleges and universities being impacted by disruptive innovations? Are these disruptions peripheral or foundational to the way they function? Will they adapt or become obsolete? This session will discuss a variety of perspectives on the impact of emerging trends on the future of colleges and universities as innovative institutions.

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Convener
Resources
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Speakers

Marsha C. Lovett

Director, Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence

Carnegie Mellon University

James G. Mazoue

Director, Online Programs

Wayne State University

Adrian Sannier

Senior Vice President of Product

Pearson

Robert Seidman

Professor of Computer Information Technology

Southern New Hampshire University

Convener

Tyler Johnston

Project Manager

Butler University

Resources

The data-driven classroom

Off-site resource

Uploaded on 01/11/2013

JIME - The Open Learning Initiative: ...

Off-site resource

Uploaded on 01/11/2013

Disruptive Innovation: Presentation (PowerPoint)

6 MB, Powerpoint Slides

Uploaded on 01/11/2013

Analytics for Teaching, Learning, and ...

EDUCAUSE Resource

Uploaded on 01/11/2013

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comment The session PowerPoint is now posted in the "Resources" tab. SPEAKER ATTENDEE MEMBER Posted 189 days ago by James G. Mazoue (Wayne State University)
comment this was a great session and great information. Are the slides going to be shared here? SPEAKER ATTENDEE MEMBER Posted 193 days ago by Roberto Medina (Corinthian Colleges, Inc.)
twitter Ohio is leading the way mandating that three year degree programs must be available to their students by 2014. #edu12 #e12_sess100 SPEAKER ATTENDEE MEMBER Posted 193 days ago by Elanor Riley (ElanorRiley via Twitter/Plume for Android)
twitter The problem is that we're repeating work over and over instead of working together to develop curriculum #edu12 #e12_sess100 SPEAKER ATTENDEE MEMBER Posted 193 days ago by Elanor Riley (ElanorRiley via Twitter/Plume for Android)