Tag Archives: higher education

MOOCs Explained: Radio Interview with University of Delaware

Just over a week ago I had the opportunity to participate in a radio interview for the University of Delaware’s local station WVUD, with the Campus Voices interview airing on May 17th. The interview was in advance of Delaware’s summer faculty … Continue reading

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Proposed California Legislation for Statewide Online Education Courses – The Basics

Outside of the Vatican, the big news this week in higher education is the proposed legislation in California that would identify and approve a set of up to 50 online courses that the three public systems would accept as credit … Continue reading

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Further Evolution of MOOCs with Academic Partnerships and MOOC2Degree Launch

One of the fastest growing educational delivery models over the past year is the school-as-a-service concept, where companies like Pearson, 2U, Academic Partnerships and Deltak provide the services needed for a traditional institution to create an online program at scale. … Continue reading

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Re:Booting CA Higher Education – Transcript of Phil Hill Presentation

The following is a rough transcript of my presentation at the 20 Million Minds conference on January 7th.  Thank you very much, and thanks to everybody for coming to the conference. We seem to be in a unique situation. I had someone … Continue reading

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Re:Booting CA Higher Education – Transcript of Jeff Selingo Keynote

The following is a rough transcript of Jeff Selingo’s keynote at the 20 Million Minds conference on January 7th. Any errors in transcription are mine, and sections that were garbled are marked by []. I’d like to thank Rovy Branon for his … Continue reading

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