PREDICTION #5 OF 20 from year 2000
Still likely?
Still likely?
New applications of technology, that appear to offer the potential for improving teaching and learning, will continue to arrive at an accelerating pace; but the dominant model for using technology in higher education will continue to be the enhancement of traditional classroom-based courses. More new buildings will be opened on higher education campuses than will be closed.
See also: "Hybrids always win!" in "Face-to-Face vs. Online: Over-Zealous Extremophiles vs. Hyper-Romantic Luddites"
- 5th of 20 predictions from "A New Vision Worth Working Toward: Connected Education and Collaborative Change," Steven W. Gilbert, 2000-2006, First version published via AAHESGIT listserv January, 2000; PDF of full articleImage: "Construction on campus of Xavier University, New Orleans"
13 May 2010, 12:56:02
See also: "Hybrids always win!" in "Face-to-Face vs. Online: Over-Zealous Extremophiles vs. Hyper-Romantic Luddites"
- 5th of 20 predictions from "A New Vision Worth Working Toward: Connected Education and Collaborative Change," Steven W. Gilbert, 2000-2006, First version published via AAHESGIT listserv January, 2000; PDF of full articleImage: "Construction on campus of Xavier University, New Orleans"
13 May 2010, 12:56:02
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By Bart Everson (originally posted to Flickr as Construction) [CC-BY-2.0 (www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons
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