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Keith Hampson’s Higher Education Management Group blog, “And now, we hear from the defense.” (For-Profit Higher Education) brings together some of the arguments for and against for-profit higher education in the USA. See also his personal post on this topic: For-Profit Higher Ed: Notes By A Sympathetic (But Impatient) Traditionalist One of the most interesting [...] Hilton III, J. et al. (2010) Using online technologies to extend a classroom to learners at a distance, Distance Education, Vol. 31, No. 1, pp. 77-92 This team of researchers (including David Wiley) from Brigham Young University, examined the extent to which a face-to-face course can be shared with learners at a distance. Distance [...] Keith Hampson’s Higher Education Management Group‘s blog has an interesting post by Keith about the need for new business models in higher education, includes the recommendation of an excellent book on building successful business models, and a description of the four core components of a business model: Johnson, M. (2009) Seizing the whitespace Cambridge [...] I came across some blogs about ‘myths’, so I thought I’d put them together. Myth No. 1: ‘A university education is becoming so costly – in the USA – that it’s not worth the investment.’ Proto, R. (2010) Is college still worth the investment? HICE SCHOOL, 30 June Randy Proto, the President and CEO [...] Higgins, A., Prebble, T. and Suddaby, S. (2008) Taking the Lead: Strategic Management for e-Learning Wellington NZ: Ministry of Education/Aotearoa, National Centre for Tertiary Teaching Excellence This project developed a set of resources and tools that will assist institutional leaders to plan and manage their use of e-learning more strategically. The study attempted to [...] |
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