Tag Archives: University of California

The Right to Educational Access Paper, Part IV

Posted on May 30, 2013 by Phil Hill

Michael and I are currently co-hosting a CrowdHall event to answer any questions people might have about our position paper on California’s bottleneck course problem. As part of that, we are serializing the report here in the blog in the hopes of stimulating discussion. … Continue reading →

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The Right to Educational Access Paper, Part III

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The Right to Educational Access Paper, Part II

Posted on May 29, 2013 by Phil Hill

Right to Educational Access Paper, Part I

Posted on May 28, 2013 by Michael Feldstein

Phil and I will be co-hosting a CrowdHall event to answer any questions people might have about our position paper on California’s bottleneck course problem. As part of that, we will be serializing the report here in the blog in the … Continue reading →

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Requiem for a Heavyweight – Lessons to Learn from the Problems at UC Online

Posted on October 7, 2012 by Phil Hill

In 2009, the University of California finally decided to offer online education with a system-wide initiative called UC Online. Based on an article in the Chronicle that echoes a previous article in the Daily Californian, we learn that just three years later, UC … Continue reading →