Will lecture capture replace asynchronous distance learning?

Harrison, D. (2010) Lecture capture helps Riverside meet nursing demand Campus Technology, March 10

From the article:

What do you do when 500 applicants are competing for 60 seats in your two-year nursing program? That’s just what happened at Southern California’s Riverside Community College. Administrators there didn’t just want to turn those students [...]

Why technology is not disrupting the university sector

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 [...]

Disruptive innovation and the HE system

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.

The impact of digitization on higher education

Hampson, K. (2010) Notes on digitization in higher education Higher Education Management Group, January 2

An excellent blog on this topic, summarizing in succinct form some of the long-term implications of digitization (or should it be ‘digitalization’?) for higher education.

Management innovation and online higher education

Hampson, K. (2009) Part 2: Management Innovation and Online Higher Education Higher Education Management Group, May 25, 2009

I’ve just caught up with this excellent posting by Dr. Keith Hampson, Director, Digital Education Strategies at Ryerson University, Toronto. This outlines the reasons why innovation in higher education institutions is so difficult. It is one in a [...]