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Online learning environments—on campus or at a distance—and the policy issues that affect them have come to the forefront of higher education. As policy-makers consider how to dramatically increase the percentage of the population with a postsecondary degree or credential within significant, long-term resource constraints, online and blended learning options dominate the discourse. And rapid enrollment growth in e-learning courses and programs signals that students and the public at large also see online and blended options as increasingly attractive.

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Thinking about Accreditation in a Rapidly Changing World, EDUCAUSE Review, April 2013. Online learning has provided a platform for rethinking delivery models, yet much of accreditation is not designed to account for these new approaches.

The Beginning of Something Big, EDUCAUSE Live! March 2013. This webinar explores "online" learning by asking "What if we used the best technology has to offer?" and "What new models are possible?"

Next Generation Learning: The Pathway to Possibility, NGLC, April 2013. This white paper discusses observations about the innovative approaches used by grantees of Next Generation Learning Challenges (NGLC), The resulting framework was developed with both K–12 and higher education in mind, since NGLC works with both educational systems.

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New Media's Impact on Education Strategies: January 1, 2001

Woodie Flowers describes his vision of higher education, one that helps meet the enormous educational challenges we confront on a global scale. He contrasts today's "cottage industry"…
The Future of Global Learning Networks: January 1, 2001

A nation's most precious assets are no longer buried underground in the form of natural resources. Today, a solid educational infrastructure is the key to a nation's and it's citizen…
Higher Education Alert: The Information Railroad Is Coming: January 1, 2002

Willam. A. Wulf points out that although the exponential pace of technological change cannot go on forever, the slowdown is not on the horizon and is not going to spare us from rethinking the unive…
Successes and Failures in the Marriage of Higher Education and IT: January 1, 2003

Edward L. Ayers and Charles M. Grisham discuss the changes that Information Technology has introduced into Higher Education over the years and the achievements, disappointments and the reasons for …
Forum Futures 2004: January 1, 2004

Forum Futures 2004 is a collection of summaries of the 15 papers presented and discussed at the Forum's 2003 Aspen Symposium. Papers include topics such as scholarship in the digital world, …
The Internet and the University: 2001 Forum: January 1, 2002

Top thinkers working at the forefront of education take a fresh look at emerging challenges in The Internet and the University: 2001 Forum. Here they consider how the Internet and related technol…
A New Order of Things: January 1, 1994

We need a national learning infrastructure, but to build one would mean a fundamental change in the way we do business in education. We need a national…
A Little Classroom Magic: January 1, 1994

One Latin American culture professor goes beyond word processing to prove that computing and teaching are highly compatible. One Latin American culture…
Credits by Cable: The Mind Extension University: January 1, 1994

As Mind Extension University brings higher education to the nearest television screen, students around the country are tuning in for their degrees. As …
Letter From Canada; Follow Us: The Global Classroom: January 1, 1995

The Follow Us project lets students participate in a realtime Arctic exploration without leaving the classroom. The Follow Us project lets students par…

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