Evolution of Online Education

This article from today's Miami Herald (6/7/10) certainly caught my attention [thanks to Sandra Coswatte

Last night's (March 10, 2010) premiere of Discovery's new series "Life" offered not only an excellent preview but also some great lessons on event design, and thus learning experience design.

Cases increasing, campuses closing; the prospect of a far worse pandemic coming this fall. For many higher education institutions, online learning could be the answer.

Cases increasing, campuses closing; the prospect of a far worse pandemic coming this fall. For many higher education institutions, online learning could be the answer.

Whew! For the past couple of months, I've been blogging Disrupting Class as an experiment to see what blogging a book would be like. What would I learn from the experience?

The previous post summarizes how Chapter 9 discusses how to give schools the right structure to innovate.

The previous post summarizes how Chapter 8 discusses strategies for forging a consensus for change.

The previous post summarizes how The second part of Chapter 7 discusses how to improve education research by evolving from descriptive research to

The previous post summarizes how The first part of Chapter 7 discusses some ideas for improving education research, more specifically improving des

The previous post summarizes how Chapter 6 ("The Impact of the Earliest Years on Student's Success") detours a bit from the book's main argument wi