Posts Tagged ‘new models’
Seeking New Directions: Be Part of a Bold NEJHE Series Exploring Models that Will Change Higher Ed Forever
by John O. Harney
February 12, 2013
The New England Journal of Higher Education (NEJHE) invites you to be part of a new series examining emerging issues, trends, innovations and ideas that will make a profound impact on higher education in New England and globally.
The series called “New Directions for Higher Education” will feature interviews with key visionaries by Philip DiSalvio, dean ...
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COOCs Over MOOCs
by Howard E. Horton
May 17, 2013
Massive open online courses (MOOCs) are all the rage these days and are being offered as a potential way to shorten the degree-attainment process and thereby reduce costs. With escalating tuition at public and private institutions and shrinking median household income, the energy around MOOCs is fueled by the question often asked by students, parents ...
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