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Forging the Future: How Much Affordability Can Higher Education Afford?

Published by: WCET | 12/29/2011

Increased affordability is a hot topic for 2012, but just how much affordability can higher education afford?  How do we increase affordability and what are the pitfalls? The Forging the Future workshop, developed and directed by Myk Garn, Southern Regional […]

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Onsite and Online learning: A Meaningful Distinction Any Longer?

Published by: WCET | 12/7/2011

Several years ago, it became clear that eportfolios were going to have a lasting impact in higher education.  At that time, WCET conducted (now dated) research on the emerging eportfolio products.  As an update, we asked Trent Batson of the […]

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Dispatch from Denver – Friday

Published by: WCET | 10/29/2011

Hello from the WCET Annual Conference – More fun and learning from Denver.  The temperatures outside warmed up  and so did the sessions inside.  Here are more thoughts, comments, and things we learned today… Mike Goldstein, from the Dow Lohnes […]

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Dispatch from Denver – Thursday

Published by: WCET | 10/28/2011

Hello from the WCET Annual Conference – We are having fun with our friends here in Denver and wanted to share with you some of the thoughts, comments, and things we have learned thus far… On Monday we had record […]

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Prepping for a Smackdown

Published by: WCET | 10/12/2011

Our guest post this week is by Ritchie Boyd, Academic Technology Specialist at Montana State University, long-time WCETer and one of the best Smackdown’ers from our inaugural Smackdown powered by Pecha Kucha (learn how to pronounce it here) at the […]

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Learn. Do. Connect. Enjoy. In the Mile High City.

Published by: WCET | 9/13/2011

WCET’s 23rd Annual Conference is just around the corner.  The office is a buzz with the coordination of speakers, logistics, and details for the conference. I like many of you, am wondering if we lost a month of summer, because […]

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What’s Ahead for Higher Education?

Published by: WCET | 8/23/2011

Adrian Sannier, vice president of product at Pearson eCollege, and Mark Sarver, CEO of EduKan, will be kicking off WCET”S 23rd Annual Conference, in Denver, CO on October 26-29.  The duo will present about the future of technology in higher […]

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Online Ed on the New Digital Shoreline

Published by: WCET | 7/27/2011

Roger McHaney is a long-time advocate of online learning and has participated in past WCET Conferences.  He is the Wiki-keeper for ELATEwiki and has recently written a book entitled ‘The New Digital Shoreline: How Web 2.0 and Millennials are Revolutionizing […]

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Guest Blog: A Glimpse of the Future

Published by: WCET | 7/6/2011

Myk Garn, SREB, and Hae Okimoto, University of Hawaii, have been thinking up an exciting new addition to the WCET Annual Conference.  We asked them to share their idea with you. The future is relatively hard to predict.  But, future […]

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