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DIY U : the Transformation of Higher Education Anya Kamenetz Hendrick Best Practices for Adult Learners Conference May 14, 2012 My lenses: Gen Y rep Faculty brat Journalist Mother * Two-thirds of BAs have federal


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DIY U: the

Transformation of Higher Education

Anya Kamenetz Hendrick Best Practices for Adult Learners Conference May 14, 2012

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My lenses: Gen Y rep Faculty brat

Journalist Mother

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*Two-thirds of BAs have federal student loans. (less than ½ in 1993). *Average debt: $27,803 *2-year default rate: 8.8% and rising. *Borrowing growing fastest among 35-49 year olds: up

47% in past 3 years

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competition is global…

“In the school of international studies you’re required to spend a semester abroad. That’s something that really sets you apart.”

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2000 50m

2010 120m

2025 250m??

…so is demand

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“58 percent of grade school kids will be employed in careers that don’t exist today.”

  • -Cathy Davidson Now You See It
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Cost + Access + Relevance = The Case for Radical Innovation

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From Baumol’s Disease…

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to Moore’s law?

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The Future is Open

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Content(what we learn)+ Socialization(how we

learn)+

Accreditation (why we

learn)

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OPENContent(what we

learn)+

OPENSocialization(how

we learn)+

OPENAccreditation(why

we learn)

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OpenContent

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Attractive/Accessible

“a platform for spreading ideas” – Chris Anderson

Attractive.Accessible.Unlimited.

“Our professor uses YouTube to show how music therapists interact with different populations.”

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Updated Constantly

“We have apps on

  • ur smartphones

to look up the drugs and side effects.” Continuously updated

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It’s not *just* about the iStuff

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“If this info is out there for free why am I going to school and paying $50K a year ? I want that support network.”

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OpenSocialization

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We help each other learn

“Alex started us sharing notes on Dropbox.” “We have a Facebook thread with 200 people answering questions”

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Formalizing peer learning

“Sharing ideas is really enjoyable—it’s just as important as learning from the professors.”

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OpenAccreditation

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Flipping the classroom…or replacing it

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As adult learners follow personal learning paths…

Portfolio Web

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Institutions may specialize in counseling…

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assessment…

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…or portability

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OPENContentis infrastructure OPENSocializationonline

  • ffline; communities of practice

OPENAccreditationeg.

badges, portfolios

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Pressures-Responses

  • Access/Demand-Networks

& Scalability

  • Cost-Digital efficiencies&

specialization/unbundling

  • Quality-21st century skills &

practices

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The Old Way

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The New Ways

Experiences Networks Goals Portfolio C Internships mentors Self-discovery Web

Personal Learning Networks

peers

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