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Keith Hampson’s Higher Education Management Group blog has an interview with Lloyd Armstrong, the Provost of the University of Southern California, on change in universities. Armstrong’s comments are what I should have written in response to the Tapscott and William’s article. This interview indicates clearly why Clayton Christensen’s theory of disruptive change is not working in the [...] Garrett, R. (2009) Online Higher Education Market Update Boston MA: Eduventures Inc. This post is an expansion of an earlier post ‘For-profits increase market share of online learning‘, now I’ve had a chance to read the original report in full. I am grateful to Eduventures for sharing a copy with me, as the report is not [...] Introduction Last week I spent two days at a strategic retreat for Contact North managers in Sudbury, Ontario. I had the privilege last summer of flying across Northern Ontario (twice) in a small plane last summer (see: http://flight.tonybates.ca), so I have some understanding of the geography of the region. I thought I would provide some information (I [...] Johnson, L., Levine, A., Smith, R., & Stone, S. (2010). The 2010 Horizon Report. Austin, Texas: The New Media Consortium The New Media Consortium’s annual report on emerging technologies is out. It follows previous formats in identifying six technologies over three time periods. This year the authors picked the following: One year or less mobile computing Two to [...] Hampson, K. (2010) Great Quotes (#2) Disruptive Innovation Higher Education Management Group, January 17 Keith Hampson’s excellent blog provides a good discussion and some valuable references on the relevance of Clayton Christensen’s theory of disruptive innovation to post-secondary education. |
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